Repeated violation of the law puts the ANC in company with habitual criminals
11 July 2016
Congress of the People and everyone else that unequivocally condemned Hlaudi’s censorship of footage of violent incidents will now have solid grounds to pursue a court case if the SABC and its puppet masters flout the Icasa ruling, namely, that Haludi’s decision to ban violent protests was in breach of the SABC’s licensing conditions and the Broadcasting Act.
The Broadcasting Act has been transgressed by the SABC. This is an important milestone for all of us fighting the public broadcaster. It is utterly disgraceful that at every turn we and others have to interpret for the ruling party the very laws that the ANC makes and is clueless about.
Hlaudi, of course has no book learning, and therefore interpreting the law is far too complicated for him. He will, for that reason, continuously transgress the law.
As for the ANC it matters not an iota that both the Public Protector and the High Court, as well, found that Haludi should be suspended. He thus remains in office courtesy of Faith Muthambi and Jacob Zuma. This axis is an evil axis.