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The legislations intend to tighten up legal details, allowing for harsher penalties to offenders, says BulkSMS.
Government may push for a permanent Telkom CEO before its Class A share expires in March.
Vodacom, MTN and Cell C are confident of meeting the new June deadline for RICA registrations.
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The communications regulator dismisses Telkom's regulatory concerns regarding local loop unbundling.
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The government claims it is beefing up Web security to combat latest cyber attacks by hactivist groups.
Telkom has warned that the November deadline for local loop unbundling is not realistic.
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