The removal of the temporary spectrum while the National State of Disaster is still ongoing will have a catastrophic impact on South Africans, says the telco.
The broadcaster is heading to court to challenge government’s plan to expedite the digital TV migration process.
The files include the names, banking details and contact details of those who have submitted personal information to the department.
The Start-up Act Steering Committee releases a draft position paper, highlighting that such legislation will spur innovation in SA’s start-up ecosystem.
The telecoms regulator sets a March 2022 deadline for the licensing of high-demand spectrum and the wholesale open access network.
The Promotion of Access to Information Act 2000 requires urgent reform to measure up to the demands of access to information in the digital age.
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South African businesses with links to China need to be aware of the country’s recently passed Personal Information Protection Law, which comes into force in November 2021.
The South African Communications Forum urges ICASA to follow robust consultative processes, as it prepares for the next spectrum licensing process.
Videsha Proothveerajh, CEO of LexisNexis SA, was named runner-up in the Inclusive Leader: Large National / Pan-African or Multinational Company category of the 9th Gender Mainstreaming Southern Africa Awards.
The department strongly denies reports that hackers demanded a R33 million ransom, following a ransomware attack on its IT systems.
SMMEs grappling with the impact of the recent riots and looting can access free legal resources and a complimentary one-hour virtual consultation with an attorney.
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