Discussions are under way to classify copper as a precious metal, allowing courts to pass heavy sentences on thieves.
The roads agency says court judgments that have been passed on the issue of e-tolling vindicate Sanral's use of the user-pay principle.?
E-tolling is dead, says the Justice Project SA, but the organisation warns Sanral could get nasty before the system is scrapped.
An aerospace innovation hub is included in the planned facilities.
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SA's broadcasting sector needs a competitive landscape and ICASA should step up, say market watchers.
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The operator says it has more subscribers than it can service with the amount of frequency available.
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The party does not want the highly-criticised system to affect its performance at the forthcoming municipal elections, the Sunday Times and City Press report.
The challenger mobile operator says, without regulatory intervention, SA's ICT sector will end up being run by a fixed monopoly and a mobile duopoly.
The company feels it has been given a raw deal and says ICASA should prioritise it when it comes to spectrum allocation.
The telco says consolidation in SA's ICT sector will promote competition, rather than scupper it.
The DOD again dominates the National Tender Bulletin with its infrastructure upgrades.
SA's third operator says the new termination rate regime that kicks in today allows the dominant players to entrench their market position.