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SABC vow to take action against 5.6m TV License Account Holders and citizens are not budging but “Who Still Pays that amount?”

The South African Broadcasting Corporation (SABC) is trying to recover the R44.2 billion of unpaid TV licence fees Communications minister Mondli Gungubele said that 5.6 million accounts have been handed over to debt collectors South African citizens on social media discussed the TV licence system and whether they have been keeping paying.

JOHANNESBURG- The South African Broadcasting Corporation (SABC) finds itself burdened by a staggering R44.2 billion in unpaid TV licence fees, owed by approximately 9.2 million South Africans. SABC pursues unpaid TV.

Mondli Gungubele, the Minister of Communications and Digital Technologies disclosed the information. He further revealed that 5.6 million TV licence accounts have been handed to external debt collectors to recoup the money, reportedMondli Gungubele, the Minister of Communications and Digital Technologies disclosed the information. He further revealed that 5.6 million TV licence accounts have been handed to external debt collectors to recoup the money, reported. READ ALSO Kairo Forbes Flies to New York in Business Class, Kid Influencer Mixes Business With Pleasure on Birthday