This week’s National Tender Bulletin sees government paying attention to software requirements.
The agency refutes reports that it has spent R1.8 billion on the pending procurement of the Integrated Digital Television project.
The department moves to quell concerns over the appointment of Basil Ford as executive caretaker at the Universal Service and Access Agency of SA.
Even though history shows otherwise, minister Stella Ndabeni-Abrahams says government is committed to the March 2021 digital migration deadline.
The state-owned company looks to install over 800 000 digital migration decoders by next March, and courts signal distributor Sentech to help with project management.
Comms minister to appoint replacement USAASA administrator following sexual misconduct claims against the previous appointee.
In partnership with the Universal Service and Access Agency of South Africa, it has successfully deployed WiFi in OR Tambo District, Eastern Cape.
The state-owned enterprise names Mahomed Chowan as its new chief finance officer.
People with disabilities across SA are not adequately catered for in ICT access initiatives, analysts say.
The Department of Communications seeks legal guidance on an investigation into irregularities at USAASA.
These inputs will prove critical to the finalisation of the National Strategy on Universal Service and Access.
The USAASA mandate says it must look at where industry is not looking and ensure equal ICT coverage, says CEO Zami Nkosi.