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A hearing by the Complaints and Compliance Committee on the DA's advertisement complaint case against the SABC was postponed on Wednesday night.
Committee chairman Wandile Tutani told those present at the Icasa headquarters in Sandton that the matter would be postponed indefinitely as the SABC had hired a new legal
team.
The Democratic Alliance did not oppose the postponement.
DA leader Helen Zille said the postponement was only accepted on condition that the party's six adverts be aired with immediate effect.
She said it was a victory for common sense.
The party laid a complaint with the Independent Communications Authority of South Africa on Saturday after the SABC failed to broadcast its election advertisement.
