UPDATE: SABC TV Licence Options

You will receive your SABC TV Licence invoice electronically from the SABC any day now. They have again agreed to the 25% discount on your commercial licenses for 2021 – a SAVING of R66,25 per TV set.

Your 25% FEDHASA member discount is indicated as “CRN” on your invoice.

Please also note, as per the Broadcasting Act, your TV Licence fee is due because you own the TV set and not because it has been in use or not during COVID.

PLEASE NOTE:

  • The SABC will furthermore allow FEDHASA members a payment arrangement plan to pay off your 2021/2022 renewal over an agreed period to any of the paid-up FEDHASA members.
  • This will avoid penalties being added to the account and license holders being liable for the renewal fees only should they honour their arrangements.
  • For SABC payment arrangementsplease do so in writing to: businesstvlic@sabc.co.za / 011 330-9702. No penalties will be added during this arrangement period.
  • The official renewal of Commercial TV Licence fees for the 2021/2022 period, is due by 30/09/2021.

We trust that this special agreement from the SABC will assist our members in some way during these trying times.

We are here to assist and support you as best we can. Please do not hesitate to reach out for any further clarity or guidance in this regard

For any FEDHASA queries, please contact:

FEDHASA Cape
Rema Wiese
rema@fedhasa.co.za
FEDHASA Inland
Tshidi Mkhosana
gm@fedhasa.co.za
FEDHASA East Coast
Kim Johnson
fedhasakzn@fedhasa.co.za

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