ICASA will give the state-owned business a time limit to put its 50MHz of spectrum to use.
The group grew revenue during the last year, despite the challenging economic environment.
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The popular communications medium may be tarnished by recent incidents.
The implementation of the point demerit system will proceed as planned, says the RTMC.
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