Companies could avoid costly system upgrades and the risk of falling foul of the law if South Africans just paid more attention.
The operator is accused of being “obstructive”, as it again attempts to escape having to pay the price for its long-term “near-monopoly”.
ICASA investigates competition in wholesale broadcasting transmission services as a precursor to possible regulation.
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The country's broadband laws overlook the reduction of prices to make it inexpensive, says Cliffe Dekker Hofmeyr.
Getting elected to the International Telecommunications Union council will bring SA closer to the global regulatory framework.
New online procedures aim to safeguard against corporate hijackings.
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Complying with the new legislation will require greater collaboration between HR and IT departments, says CRS Technologies.
Zimbabweans can now access life cover via their mobile phones.