Veteran broadcast journalists express difficulties of working for the public broadcaster (SABC) during the 90's political transition

From the crackle of the radio in quiet townships to the glare of breaking news on television screens, the South African Broadcasting Corporation has been there through it all. Starting from the days, when news was censored and re-broadcasts were ordered from the highest office in the land to a new era, when freedom sometimes felt overwhelming, the SABC has kept pace with the changing South African landscape.  Kamogelo Seekoei reports.