Farzana Rasool is an ITWeb IT in Government Editor.
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The industry has mixed feelings regarding the impact of Telkom's fine. Some say it's too late to be effective, while others argue it still sets an important precedent.
The IT contract with Siemens allows for termination support for 12 months, but the costs have not been agreed upon.
The revised broadband strategy suggests several funding options, including capitalising SOEs.
Rosey Sekese could face a fine or imprisonment for misleading Parliament.
Implementing Aarto in its present form will seriously impair SA's already poorly functioning road safety systems, says a government official.
The e-education path will not see the substitution of teachers, says the Western Cape Education Department.
Government's actions at Telkom's AGM are ominous for the future of liberalising telecoms, says the DA.
Cabinet has approved the gazetting of new tariffs for e-tolling.
SA does need to contribute to SADC development, but charity begins at home, say Parliamentary committee members.
The transfer of R4.75 million from USAF is illegal, because it was not authorised by the minister of finance.
Irregular and wasteful expenditure at the communications department is due to a lack of leadership, says the auditor-general.
Parliamentary committee members are again considering closing USAASA, since it is not performing.
