The DOC has denied that minister Siphiwe Nyanda received a letter from the public protector informing him that he breached the executive ethics code.
Industry bodies are concerned that instability at the DOC will halt progress regarding telecoms regulatory objectives.
The opposition party wants an explanation as to why rate clearance certificates are taking so long to be granted after the city started implementing SAP.
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Opposition parties want a probe following the uproar over the communications minister's sudden dismissal of his director-general.
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The fixed-line operator could see its profits wiped out if it loses in court next February, straining its already unflattering financial situation.
Fired director-general Mamodupi Mohlala is determined to fight her dismissal in court.
Compliance. Aka an unnecessary cost. Aka a painful thing that must be done. And it's about to get worse.
Strict laws intended to fight piracy hamper access to digital educational materials, a study finds.
The last-minute spectrum auction cancellation makes a mockery of the public consultation process, says the Shuttleworth Foundation.
The operator will consider an exit strategy if the situation at its DRC operation is not resolved by year-end.
The parties reach an agreement, although most of the details are shrouded in secrecy.