While the authority continues to delay key telecommunication regulations, a competitive environment remains unattainable.
Internet regulations become murky as the law tries to catch up with technology, says GetSmarter.
The embattled Vodacom DRC operation is facing a lawsuit seeking a potential R296 million.
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The DPSA seems to be losing its battle against corruption at SITA, following the suspension of three top executives.
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It is unclear why section 198 of the Labour Relations Act has been repealed from the draft legislation amendments.
The company's online music store will be DRM-free, but not its “Comes with Music” service.
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With the authority's autonomy at stake, industry bodies are up in arms.
The department has not provided any clarity over what is happening at Cipro, despite the urgency around the implementation of new IT systems.
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