The pay-TV company's expected launch deadline slips by unnoticed.
The service levels from its access providers are no longer at a decent enough quality, says the company.
Parliament and communications minister Siphiwe Nyanda agree on the final selection of new ICASA councillors.
The regulator reissues the invitation to apply for cellular broadcast licences.
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A proposed law, forcing ISPs to filter all pornography from SA's Internet space, is impossible to implement, says an analyst.
Four top-level executives, responsible for spearheading the company's growth plans, accept voluntary packages.
Like many international telecoms businesses, the company tries to future-proof its existing infrastructure.
The company ends the year in a profitable position, reversing its previous R5.8 million loss.
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