SABC’s office in Auckland Park, Johannesburg. Picture: Michel Bega In a statement issued on Tuesday, the public broadcaster said it was aware that individuals were posing asSABCTV licence inspectors to gain access to homes and commit robberies. TheSABCsaid it has not appointed any inspectors or officials to conduct physical inspections of television sets in private households.
“Members of the public are urged to report anyone claiming to be anSABCrepresentative or agent attempting to access a residence or premises to the police, as such individuals do not represent the SABC,” the statement reads. The broadcaster added that it communicates withTVlicence holders through official and secure channels, and that door-to-door inspections are not part of its enforcement processes. A few days ago, the SABC issued another warning about a fake letter circulating online.
The document claimed that the broadcaster had deferred payments to producers and service providers due to cash flow challenges. 🚨 FAKE DOCUMENT ALERT 🚨The document in circulation is fraudulent and not issued by the SABC.It was not written by Mr Maijang Mpherwane, whose job title is incorrect.❗ Do not share.✔️ Trust only official SABC platforms for verified information.pic.twitter.com/Z2YEhfwFdj NOW READ:‘False, baseless, and reckless’: Will Smith hits back at sexual harassment allegations
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