Telcos are still waiting for ICASA to implement number relief mechanisms in some areas, even though the numbering regulations have been approved.
Yesterday`s public hearings into mobile telecoms pricing saw the South African cellular operators defend current cellular tariffs.
The Parliamentary Portfolio Committee on Communications has agreed the central role of Parliament must be restored in managing ICASA.
ICASA`s public hearings into mobile telecoms pricing are part of an investigation to establish whether the high costs of mobile services are justifiable.
Mobile service providers have asked ICASA to postpone the implementation of mobile number portability, as a solutions provider still needs to be selected.
The ICASA Amendment Bill should be finalised by next Wednesday, Parliament heard this morning.
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The legal and regulatory framework governing the South African telecoms sector puts onerous responsibility on mobile operators, says MTN.
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The Electronic Communications (EC) Act will open the South African telecoms stage to much opportunity, an e-law attorney says.
The South African Department of Communications will seek an amendment to the Constitution, regarding the process of appointing Independent Communications Authority of SA councillors.
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