Communciations minister Stella Ndabeni-Abrahams announces the Cabinet-endorsed event will take place at the end of June.

Communications minister Stella Ndabeni-Abrahams confirms members of the much-awaited Presidential Commission on Industry 4.0 will be announced on Thursday.

Deputy communications minister Pinky Kekana will inspect digital migration implementation in the Free State, after missing self-set deadlines.

The communications ministry and industry players agree to swiftly finalise the spectrum policy directive and licensing processes.

The state confirms plans to finalise the policy directive on radio frequency spectrum allocation are moving forward.

Deputy communications minister Pinky Kekana says government has a long-term vision to address the cyber security skills shortage in the country.

The event is an opportunity for government leaders and key stakeholders to unpack how the province will respond to the fourth industrial revolution.

Following the National Assembly resolution to remove the chairperson from office, minister Stella Ndabeni-Abrahams fires him with immediate effect.

Despite government's assurance of prompt action to license spectrum, the comms ministry reveals it is still engaged in consultations on the way forward.

The verdict on whether the Free State will switch over to digital TV today is still out, after the communications ministry pushed back the deadline last time.

The communications ministry commits to ensure South Africa migrates to digital TV by next July.

The disgraced chairperson remains on the regulatory authority's payroll, as the final decision to remove him from his post rests with the National Assembly.