The fixed-line operator's earnings will be affected by once-off costs.
Loopholes in the law exist and IT systems, which could curb fraudulent activities, are not in place.
It could take some time before SA sees the benefits of an influx of international capacity.
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Communications minister Siphiwe Nyanda's interconnect statement is essentially an empty present and no victory in any sense.
International LTE trials are picking up and the continent is no stranger to the technology, says Alcatel-Lucent.
SA's third mobile operator has not escaped the effects of the SIM card registration law.
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