Tender awards - amounting to more than R1 billion - have been scrapped in the face of irregularities and conflict of interest.
Some parts of the long-awaited ICT charter are open to interpretation.
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The fund will focus on high-growth sectors that have been deregulated and are core to the African economy.
Telkom finally concedes it's too big to react quickly to market changes but this reality check comes too late to make a difference.
An IT start-up is rolling out solar-powered IT centres to drive skills development in under-serviced areas.
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The majority of local organisations have heard about the proposed law but are not sure about its implications, a survey discovers.
A solitary clause in the working draft of the Protection of Personal Information (PPI) Bill is open to abuse.
Only its partners can use its logos and trademarks, says the computer company.
Members of the public have until 10 August to comment on the long-awaited ICT charter.
The lawsuit seeks an injunction against Apple's use of the iCloud name and monetary compensation.
The telco wants ICASA to drop some regulatory aspects to allow it to get out of loss-making units and be more competitive.
Regulation leads to more mature and effective business practices that benefit companies as much as consumers, says TouchBasePro.