Although promised today, ICASA has not disclosed its decision on ADSL pricing structures.
The Association for Progressive Communication (APC), regulators and policymakers are meeting as the expiration of national monopolies granted to African SAT3 consortium members nears.
Recent incidents of money being unlawfully transferred to prepaid cellphone numbers indicate a new type of e-banking fraud.
In today`s technology roundup: Nokia updates Linux tablet, judge deals blow in $5 billion Linux lawsuit, Vista boosts DRAM makers, and Google to stay focused on search.
An NIA systems engineer is facing internal disciplinary action over alleged irregularities in the awarding of the R1.3 million Cyberconn tender.
ICASA confirms a decision on ADSL pricing has been made, but SA is being kept in suspense.
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The developers of the Patent Toolkit will co-operate with the Vaal University of Technology to help entrepreneurs protect the intellectual property of their inventions.
The "highly-prepared" Scorpions opposed the bail application of an e-banking fraudster yesterday.
President Thabo Mbeki has withdrawn the implementation dates for the registration of cellphone users by network operators.
Government says cheap communications for all is just months away, but the private sector has a role to play in making SA competitive.
The ICASA Amendment Act has been signed into law by president Thabo Mbeki, but no commencement date has been given.
An investigation into the legitimacy of a tender awarded by the National Intelligence Agency (NIA) is almost complete.