As the country readies to usher in a new administration after the elections, many of the high-priority ICT projects are still up in the air.

In the wake of the exit of its most controversial chairperson, ICASA's next appointee needs to be someone with a strong sense of governance and leadership, say analysts.

Following a public backlash, Vodacom has backtracked on its roll-over charges proposition.

The authority holds public hearings on the draft International Mobile Telecommunications roadmap, after calling for written comments.

The Internet Service Providers' Association believes ICASA's investigation into mobile broadband competition is the "best news of 2018".

The authority issues a draft of the International Mobile Telephony roadmap, calling for comments before 18 January 2019.

The broad-based black economic empowerment ICT group intends to bid for spectrum when it is auctioned early next year.

A response to a Parliament question shows the regulator dismissed 16 employees over the last five years, with gross insubordination cited as the top reason.

The governing party calls for the implementation of its resolutions and policies aimed at driving down the cost of data in the country.

The National Black Consumer Council slams the countrys slow process to switch from analogue to digital TV, saying the delay has been at great cost to consumers.

The regulator will tomorrow host public hearings with regards to its discussion document on priority markets and the cost of mobile data.

The Independent Communications Authority of SA invites stakeholders to participate in a process to review mobile termination rates.