The International Telecommunication Union publishes a report showing artificial intelligence can be used for distributing TV and radio content.

Despite the conveyor belt of 10 communications ministers over the last 13 years, none have been able to see SA's digital migration project through.

The International Telecommunication Union celebrates Girls in ICT Day, an international day observed by the UN to help bridge the gender digital divide.

While so many nations turning on one company is unprecedented in telecoms, Huawei is too big to be sunk by the current onslaught, but is surely hurting, say local analysts.

The communications ministry pushes for more partnerships with industry players in the hopes of speeding up SA's digital migration.

Policy-makers across the ITU membership will have a blueprint to measure the economic impact of broadband technologies.

The state adopts a revised model for the rollout of the digital migration project, which sees it abandon the set-top box idea.

Although SA's digital migration has been plagued by numerous hurdles, government's executive branch is satisfied with the progress made over the past 10 years.

CEO Rob Shuter says the company is struggling to increase data adoption among its users.

A new report suggests a cautious 5G outlook, saying the industry should instead enhance the availability and quality of existing 4G networks.

All eyes are on SA as it readies to be the first nation on the continent to host the ITU's Telecom World conference.

Two United Nations organisations join forces to establish a standards framework on how to leverage artificial intelligence-powered tech in the health sector.