The JSE-listed phone operator has asked that the auction be postponed to 2025, as the group and its competitors are reeling from tough economic conditions
Subscription streaming services have become giants. Some will be lifted onto their shoulders and some will be crushed under their weight
Sale of mobile telecommunication spectrum is ‘a significant milestone in our reform agenda’ — Ramaphosa
Serame Taukobong says, if done right, the auction of new broadband spectrum will help level the playing field
There is growing concern about a possible liquidation of the entity should it not be repurposed
Africa’s largest subscription television operator says it is under threat amid the emerging popularity of global platforms like Netflix and Amazon Prime
A R6-million lawsuit is offering new insight into why the state-funded station has not yet broadcast
COMMENT: The disaster regulations mandated zero-rating for some websites. Now it is time to expand this access
Blamed by many South Africans for offering a shoddy service, the embattled institution faces financial strain and serious competition
Google, the Wireless Access Providers’ Association and partners have launched a Television White Spaces trial involving 10 schools in Cape Town.
The final regulations on digital terrestrial television migration will be published on Friday.
Icasa intends taking the SABC to its complaints and compliance committee as the broadcaster is not meeting its licence conditions.
Namibia has been held up as an example of how a regulator can stop cellphone giants from making a killing and ripping off customers.
Icasa’s rejection of TopTV’s "adult" channels shows that the regulator has overstepped the mark in terms how much it should be able to interfere.
Icasa says women’s right to human dignity trumped TopTV’s right to freedom of expression in debating their appeal to launch a pornography channel.
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/ 16 January 2012
TopTV may not broadcast pornography channels without the permission of Icasa, the South Gauteng High Court has ruled.
The South Gauteng High Court will only decide next week whether TopTV can launch three new pornography channels on January 20.
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/ 10 January 2012
TopTV says it will be at the South Gauteng High Court on Friday to fight Icasa’s interdict to stop it from launching a 24-hour pornography channel.
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/ 14 December 2011
The Independent Communications Authority of South Africa has outlined a framework for licensing of high demand spectrum for broadband.
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/ 15 November 2011
ICT Africa’s director says government is facing more criticism of its telecoms law amendments as it fails to help Icasa streamline its operations.
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/ 27 January 2011
Cosatu on Thursday welcomed a high court ruling that Icasa must relaunch a probe into alleged political interference at the SABC in 2006.
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/ 10 September 2010
E.tv and MultiChoice have been awarded licences to provide mobile TV, the Independent Communications Authority of South African said on Friday.
‘Tit-for-tat’ wrangling raises fears that government is looking to exercise more control over Icasa
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/ 28 October 2009
Icasa has awarded state-owned Broadband Infraco a broadband communications network services licence, the operator said on Wednesday.
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/ 16 September 2009
Icasa resisted pressure from MPs on Tuesday to issue state-owned company Broadband Infraco with both service and network licences without delay.
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/ 15 September 2009
MPs on Tuesday urged Icasa to act speedily to reduce the cost of cellphone call charges in South Africa.
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/ 8 September 2009
Icasa and telecommunications companies will embark on a process to cut call termination rates, Icasa said on Tuesday.
Icasa has agreed that there is a need to look into high cellphone rates, says Independent Democrats leader Patricia de Lille.
South Africa’s television landscape is being redesigned right now, but there are significant problems and wasted opportunities.
Consumers hoping Icasa will ease the burden of cell call rates are in for a long haul, writes Lloyd Gedye.
Icasa will ask the communications minister to review the time frame for the migration from analogue to digital television, officials said on Friday.
Icasa’s complaints committee erred in finding it has no jurisdiction on a complaint about the SABC’s ”blacklist”, the FXI said on Tuesday.