Ten years after the digital migration policy was approved, government is still looking at how best to implement the analogue switch-off process.

The race to complete the switch to digital by next June is doubtful, as the communications ministry remains silent on project implementation.

The signal distributor decides to put the suspension of community radio stations aside after the communications department agrees to provide financial support.

The signal distributor's patience with community broadcasters wears thin, as government looks for solutions to resolve the impasse.

Nomvula Mokonyane's sketchy track record doesn't inspire confidence she will turn things around at crisis-hit communications entities.

Frequent leadership changes at the DOC raise concerns about the ministry's mandate, while Naledi Pandor's shuffle marks a huge gain for education.

The communications ministry seeks to ensure 1.5 million digital TVs are installed over the medium-term period.

Over a million households that don't qualify for subsidised decoders risk being in the dark when SA finally switches from analogue to digital TV.

The communications ministry announces a 31 March deadline for registration of government-sponsored set-top boxes in North West and Free State.

Attempts by the department of communications and the Film and Publications Board to impose restrictions on digital channels should be rejected, says Richard Firth, CEO of MIP Holdings.

Minister Mmamoloko Kubayi-Ngubane turns to Parliament to deal with Rubben Mohlaloga's appointment saga, despite the initial decision to appoint him with fraud charges over his head.

The communications ministry appeals for mechanisms to fund the digital migration as it looks to meet the June 2019 deadline.