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SABC's finance boss Yolande van Biljon warns: SABC's 'Day Zero can happen tomorrow', can't confirm that South African public broadcaster's staffers will be paid at end of June, says SABC owes over R1.8 billion to hundreds of companies.




The SABC's "Day Zero can happen tomorrow."

That is the dire and stark warning from the SABC's chief financial officer, Yolande van Biljon, who in an interview on Monday morning with SABC News said that the cash-strapped South African public broadcaster could see its operations seize up at any moment.

So precarious is its cash-flow situation and so beleaguered is the South African public
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