SABC at 90 | SABC celebrates 90 years of broadcasting

In 1936, nestled in the heart of Johannesburg, the South African Broadcasting Corporation (SABC) was born.

Shortly after its inception, the first radio broadcast resonated across the nation, sending ripples of sound and hope into the homes of South Africans.

What began as a humble single signal evolved into a formidable instrument of the apartheid state, later transforming into a vibrant platform for democracy, truth, and national dialogue.

For 90 years, the SABC has witnessed South Africa's most significant triumphs and profound struggles.

This is the story of a broadcaster that has seamlessly transitioned from radio to television and now into the digital realm, serving not only South Africa but also Africa and the world with its rich tapestry of 19 radio stations, five TV channels, and SABC Plus, boasting millions of eager subscribers.

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