The regulator says recent media reports around its four outgoing councillors are?mischievous.
The minister's move to "dismiss" four ICASA councillors may be due to a lack of understanding or the product of an ulterior motive.
In what it terms a departure from the usual consultation process, Solidarity says it is confident it can save jobs at the tech agency.
Communications minister Faith Muthambi has allegedly told almost half the regulator's council to vacate their offices before the end of the month.
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Communications minister Faith Muthambi's 51-member task team has yet to come up with a DOC roadmap, months after its original deadline.
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The Protection of Personal Information Bill calls for the safeguarding of private information.
PPPs to fast-track digital transformation
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The Department of Communications states it will soon get "its" digital migration policy back on track.
Following weeks of high activity, the State IT Agency has returned to making low-key appearances.
Increasing numbers of politicians climb on the anti-e-toll bandwagon ahead of local government elections.
The agency will focus on improving procurement, core IT services and organisational health, says CEO Freeman Nomvalo.
Reports that the CIPC's new online system is not working could not be verified by the commission.
Apps used by the communications ministry and City of Johannesburg aim to improve accessibility and service delivery.