The Special Investigation Unit (SIU) is expected to recover R11.5 million irregular bonus paid by SABC to its former COO Hlaudi Motsoeneng.

Motsoeneng must repay the success fee the SABC Board awarded him for clinching a controversial deal with Multichoice in 2016.

Former SABC COO Hlaudi Motsoeneng needs to pay R11.5m back with interest calculated at 15.5% per annum from September 2016.

The State Capture report found that former SABC COO Hlaudi Motsoeneng abused his powers and essentially helped the Guptas

Former minister Faith Muthambi and former SABC boss Hlaudi Motsoeneng were found to have colluded with associates of the Guptas

Hlaudi Motsoeneng says his enemies are after him after facing a hefty bill for questionable payments made during his reign at the SABC.

The SABC and SIU are demanding that Hlaudi Motsoeneng pay back the money he and other colleagues gave musicians.

Former SABC COO Hlaudi Motsoeneng opens up about being homeless, the state of the SABC, president Jacob Zuma and more.

The High Court ordered Hlaudi Motsoeneng to pay back more than R11 million, but the ex-SABC boss plans to do no such thing

The High Court in Johannesburg ordered ex-SABC COO Hlaudi Motsoeneng to repay more than R11 million to the public broadcaster

Both the SABC and SIU are reportedly not done with Hlaudi Motsoeneng and are pursuing another claim against him for over R20 million

The High Court in Johannesburg recently ordered that Hlaudi Motsoeneng repay more than R11 million to the SABC

Former SABC COO Hlaudi Motsoeneng had believed that the broadcaster owed him R16 million, but the court has found otherwise

A match made in heaven, or an unholy alliance? The ANC needs to form a coalition in Maluti-a-Phofung – and Hlaudi’s party could fit the bill.

For some ‘lucky’ South Africans, you will have the option of voting for former SABC executive Hlaudi Motsoeneng on your Local Election ballot papers.

The SABC had paid over R850 000 for his legal fees, which were incurred when he was fighting to keep his job at the broadcaster

Hlaudi Motsoeneng may have only got 0.03% of the vote in the 2019 Elections – but it seems that the government are ready to borrow one of his ideas.

We have seen some huge winners emerge from South Africa’s political landscape this year. But here’s a toast to the losers – the world needs you too.

Motsoeneng is expected to close off his testimony today.

Hlaudi Motsoeneng was on his best form on Tuesday. Unfortunately, that meant a lot of fibs were being told. Here’s what he said at the State Capture Inquiry.

The former SABC COO went on the defense when probed about his Matric qualification.

Hlaudi Motsoeneng at the State Capture Inquiry – you know it’s going to be blockbuster stuff, don’t you? The ex-SABC supremo has got a lot to answer for.

This could be both terrible and brilliant in equal measure. But yes, Hlaudi Motsoeneng is set to star in his own TV show – if he can get his own way.

Hlaudi Motsoeneng claims that “SABC was finally healthy” when he left it.

Hlaudi Motsoeneng claims he warned long-time friend Jacob Zuma some time ago that he would end up in jail if he didn’t leave the ANC.

Mkhwebane’s utterances and general approach have left a bitter taste in the mouths of South Africans.

The 35 political parties rejecting the IEC’s results now includes Hlaudi Motsoeneng and the ACM. As if these elections needed any more distractions…

It turns out you can’t just win an election by gobbing off. Who knew? Hlaudi Motsoeneng definitely didn’t, and he’s performing poorly at the polls.

Hlaudi Motsoeneng, former SABC executive, is confident that he will rule the country, and that the ACM is the only party who could deliver on their promises.

African Content Movement (ACM) leader Hlaudi Motsoeneng is taking the SABC to court for their refusal to live broadcast his party’s manifesto.

It’s unlikely that President Cyril Ramaphosa is losing any sleep over Motsoeneng’s threats of total domination.

Motsoeneng had a lot to say about the ANC and inadvertently his hand in corruption as well…

Hlaudi’s bank balance is R300 000 lighter.

Hlaudi Motsoeneng, leader of the Africa Content Movement and former COO of SABC, was implicated in the Bososa scandal on the third day of Angelo Agrizzi’s state capture testimony.

Eusebius McKaiser challenged Hlaudi’s political views.

Three months ago the public broadcaster began consultations regarding a mass retrenchment strategy.

Hlaudi Motsoeneng, Khotso de Wee and the ANC have all been implicated by Angelo Agrizzi in the massive bribe empire of Bosasa. It’s all kicking off.

The only way rent-a-gobs like Andile Mngxitama can flourish is by staying in the news, through any means necessary. It’s high time we changed that.

Former SABC boss Hlaudi Motsoeneng has officially entered the presidential race, with the launch of his new political party, the African Content Movement.

Motsoeneng dreams of becoming the next President of South Africa; using “radical black empowerment” as his campaign slogan.

In true Motsoeneng fashion, the former COO denied any wrongdoing.

He’s up to his old tricks once more. Hlaudi Motsoeneng is giving it the business, outlining his plans to to lead South Africa in 2019. Eish…

Plenty to get through for the South African news today wrap this Thursday, including all the latest news from the increasingly-bizarre Krugersdorp trial.

In a last-ditch attempt to bring Motsoeneng to account, the SABC has enlisted the help of the Special Investigative Unit (SIU).

Hlaudi Motsoeneng seems likely to receive an award for ongoing financial contributions to the South African legal profession, if his run of bad luck in the courts continue.

There’s more from Pravin Gordhan, a new Jacob Zuma conspiracy theory, and developments from Momentum in Tuesday’s South African news today wrap.

In an attempt to stave off complete ruin, the SABC has undertaken a series of cost-cutting strategies.

Hlaudi Motsoeneng is currently fighting the SABC in the courts over the payment of his pension.

According to Deputy Communications Minister Pinky Kekana, an SABC TV license is great value for money.

Goodbye Hlaudi Motsoeneng.

In your South African news today wrap-up, we’ve got some good news about the rand and some fierce accusations on state capture.

In times of dire financial distress, the spotlight falls on the SABC’s exorbitant executive salaries.

Let’s find out what brought SABC to its knees, and if the broadcaster could ever be taken seriously again.

If innocent, why did Zuma’s friends pay to have investigations halted?

The woes at SABC continue to mount, as their monthly finances were revealed to a Parliamentary Portfolio Committee.

The SABCs problems are really piling up. Just like the fees that the DA lawyers are still owed.

Hlaudi Motsoeneng seeking retribution.

Is Hlaudi Motsoeneng delusional, or does he actually stand a chance of becoming the president of South Africa?

The SABC, upon inquest from the DA, has revealed how much it spends on sports rights each year…

Former President Jacob Zuma addressed his supporters outside the court on Friday. So too did some of his allies. Quite a few interesting things were said…

The SABC just can’t seem to escape the disaster that was Hlaudi Motsoeneng. The state broadcaster’s bank balance couldn’t either.

The SABC’s boogeyman Hlaudi Motsoeneng really has now come full circle. From dodgy dealings (some would say looting) with SABC money to now having to pay millions back.

Hlaudi Motsoeneng somehow is not yet completely irrelevant. Beleive it or not, he is still fighting the SABC. We have all the details…

Suna Venter was one of the brave eight employees who opposed Hlaudi Moetsoeneng’s regime

Just like Batman’s Joker, SA’s real-life clown just won’t give up.

Protest coverage and the 90% local rule, it’s all changing.

The opposition is unhappy with the disgraced former SABC COO giving political speeches to the youth.

The narcissism is strong with this one. Hlaudi claims that the only thing stopping him from running is that he wouldn’t want to contest a woman… seriously?

On Wednesday the former COO of the SABC held a press conference for himself and things got a little crazy.

The former COO of the SABC held a random press conference just for the heck of it and South Africans lost their marbles.

Local is lekker, but paying the bills even more so.

Hlaudi’s legacy lives on. And it’s the worst kind of legacy.

The majority of MPs in the national Assembly (including minister Faith Muthambi’s own ANC caucus) today adopted the report by the commission of enquiry into the SABC.

That SABC inquiry needs to finalise, fast

Hlaudi feels like he wasn’t given a fair chance.

Perhaps if the national broadcaster hadn’t been wasting millions feathering senior staff’s nests they’d have the money to do their job, no?

Surely this will be the last time they try and reinstate Hlaudi..?

The disgraced former SABC COO took the opportunity to blow a fair bit of steam up his own *ss, telling mourners that South Africa loves him “no matter what.”

Former SABC COO Hlaudi Motsoeneng and minister of sport Fikile Mbalula’s wife are embroiled in a housing scandal running into the hundreds of millions.

We sh*t you not, folks. The Youth League thinks Motsoeneng, the man who publicly said it’s a bad thing to be too educated, should serve at one of the highest tiers of government.

As if anyone needed any more proof to permanently remove dear leader Motsoeneng, EWN’s got hold of some pretty damning evidence implicating Muthambi’s favourite in a R42 million fraud scandal.

During Monday’s parliamentary inquiry into the SABC board’s fitness to hold office, Vuyo Mvoko shocked MPs when he revealed that money from the – taxpayer-funded – national broadcaster was used to kickstart the infamous Gupta family’s ANN7 ‘news’ channel.

The DA leader isn’t beating around the bush, is he?

Hlaudi Motsoeneng is not allowed to work at the SABC in any way shape or form, unless the broadcaster believes it has the right to dismiss the Public Protector report into his appointment.

Next level!

Hlaudi Motsoeneng, along with the SABC delegation summoned to account to parliament for the wreck that is the national broadcaster, stormed out of the session earlier after MPs refused to allow the board to put a stop to the inquiry.

Okay then.

According to a report in the Sunday Times, the SABC has dropped the law firm which cleared Hlaudi Motsoeneng of any wrongdoing following the Public Protector’s report in 2014.

Hlaudi Motsoeneng’s reign as supreme leader of the crippled SABC seems to have come to an end and South Africans on Twitter couldn’t resist throwing a little extra shade.

A member of the board himself, Krish Naidoo in a surprise move broke ranks with the rest of the board who’ve been struggling to protect Motsoeneng throughout Wednesday’s enquiry.

Motsoeneng has given the judicial system and effectively the constitution a solid middle finger, but does he really give a toss?

He might get some new ideas for his speeches from this…

He might not be SABC COO anymore, but the untouchable Hlaudi Motsoeneng still takes home one hell of a salary.

Another year, another dip in financial results for the embattled public broadcaster.

Even as the ANC prepares to step in and sort out the SABC “embarrassment”, newly reappointed GE Hlaudi Motsoeneng brags about how much money he’s going to be splashing out in his new(old) position.

The ruling party’s parliamentary caucus has said that it will not tolerate Hlaudi Motsoeneng’s “unlawful” reappointment as GE of the national broadcaster and that action will be taken against the SABC board.

Wait, what?

Public protector Thuli Madonsela said her office would be looking into how exactly Hlaudi Motsoeneng was appointed to his new posistion.

The SABC has blamed South Africans refusing to pay their TV licences on its poor financial performance and vowed to get tough with TV Licence collections in future.

Divisions within the greater ANC are yet again boiling to the surface as the mother party supports the Supreme Court of Appeal’s ruling against former COO Hlaudi Motsoeneng’s appointment, but the Youth League wants him to remain in his position.