Madoda Mxakwe, the SABC group CEO, is leaving at the end of June, making him the first CEO in 15 years to finish a full five-year contract at the helm of the ailing broadcaster. Mxakwe joined the SABC in 2018 "at a time when it was facing governance failures, corruption, gross mismanagement, and a crippling financial situation," the SABC revealed on Monday. Speaking to us about Mxakwe’s tenure, and the state of the public broadcaster is former SABC sport general manager Gary Rathbone.

<p>Madoda Mxakwe, the SABC group CEO, is leaving at the end of June, making him the first CEO in 15 years to finish a full five-year contract at the helm of the ailing broadcaster. Mxakwe joined the SABC in 2018 "at a time when it was facing governance failures, corruption, gross mismanagement, and a crippling financial situation," the SABC revealed on Monday. Speaking to us about Mxakwe’s tenure, and the state of the public broadcaster is former SABC sport general manager Gary Rathbone.</p>

Join Kwena Moabelo as he takes the South African story further with fresh and engaging conversations. POWER Lunch gives the listeners an overview of what is happening around the world. This is a powerful news and actuality programme with topics ranging from the serious to the hilarious. 

<p>Join Kwena Moabelo as he takes the South African story further with fresh and engaging conversations. POWER Lunch gives the listeners an overview of what is happening around the world. This is a powerful news and actuality programme with topics ranging from the serious to the hilarious.&nbsp;</p>