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latest news & developmentsFaster, cheaper data is here – but not for long
There are factors such as exchange rates, electricity costs, security free and fuel prices that are contributors, but additional spectrum will certainly bring about significant…
New digital regulations mean the state can track you — no questions asked
The provisions have been introduced to contain the spread of Covid-19, but some may infringe on certain constitutional rights
Light at the end of Eskom tunnel?
The treasury has mooted selling the utility’s coal-fired stations, but this doesn’t mean privatisation
Icasa: A broadcasting balancing act for sport
Icasa heard some fiery submissions during the public hearing on its proposed sports broadcasting regulation amendments
Icasa expresses concern over MultiChoice listing despite complaint
MultiChoice was previously part of Naspers and unbundled from its parent company in September 2018
Icasa boss sentenced to 20 years in prison for fraud, money laundering
Rubben Mohlaloga was sentenced on Thursday at the Pretoria Specialised Commercial Crimes Court.
SABC board member interviews rescheduled due to ‘unforeseen circumstances’
The interviews were initially scheduled for October 30 but have now been moved to November 6
Nomonde Gongxeka-Seopa
Councillor, Icasa
SABC debt close to R700m
The SABC’s financial situation is dire says SABC board chairperson Bongumusa Makhathini
SABC editorial hearings draw to a close, public submissions extended
The broadcaster’s public consultations on editorial policy have been met with a call to focus on implementing already existing guidelines
Communications committee recommends suspension of Icasa chairperson
The recommendation follows a request by former Speaker of Parliament to institute removal proceedings against Mohlaloga after he his fraud conviction
Icasa regulations fail to deliver
The amendments don’t address high cost of data, which many consumers hoped for
Right2Know welcomes data regulations but says more needs to be done
The advocacy group expressed its disappointment that the actual costs of communication have not been reduced
ICASA: Cellphone users will soon be allowed to carry over unused data
The authority has announced four new regulations to end-user and subscriber services charters
The council of Icasa: towards an inclusive digital society
The commodification of the internet is an infringement of poor people’s constitutional right to access information