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This is, of course, dependent on funding - so given the financial situation in which our broadcaster finds itself, don't be surprised if A) We, the taxpayers, have to fork a few more billion to fund this lot and/or B) Some of them do not see the light of day.
Experts have warned that the ailing public broadcaster may be biting off more than it can chew. They may be right.
According to her adviser Joemat-Pettersson believed she would be addressing the media, not politicians, and, according to the iafrica.com report, "had she known it would be a political event, she would have attended in her capacity as member of the African National Congress's national executive and national working committees."
So does that mean that if any MP of any party is in any audience, his or her presence turns the event into a political gathering? Better watch out at that next church fete... It could end up as a political gathering if your local MP turns up to grab a bargain on the white elephant stall.