The agency blames its former CEO for its disastrous performance in the past four years.
Parliament's communications chairperson is optimistic, despite blaming ICASA, government and Parliament for SA's ICT doldrums.
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Previous experience makes the parastatal reluctant to commit to projects until final funding is secured.
The company will deploy its IP/MPLS backbone across the eastern part of Libya.
The department will make changes to the Electronic Communications Act that will give the regulator more muscle.
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