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Mthethwa and Ndabeni-Abrahams meet PSL over SABC broadcast rights

22 August 2019, 7:15 PM  |
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The SABC has not been able to broadcast any matches from the latest 2019/20 PSL season.

The SABC has not been able to broadcast any matches from the latest 2019/20 PSL season.

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The SABC has not been able to broadcast any matches from the latest 2019/20 PSL season.

Sports Minister, Nathi Mthethwa, and his Communications counterpart, Stella Ndabeni Abrahams, are due to meet with PSL chairperson Irvin Khoza,

SABC representatives and Multichoice management in Cape Town this evening to discuss the PSL coverage issue.

No PSL soccer matches have been shown by the public broadcaster since the beginning of the season this month.

The SABC said that the R280 million deal that Multichoice was offering for PSL coverage did not make financial sense for the public broadcaster.

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