The SADC region follows international norms by developing a cyber security strategy to help protect the bloc against digital threats.

The agreement will also see Drive Control Corporation holding Lenovo stock in each country.

A new ICASA report shows SA does not have the cheapest or most expensive data prices when compared to SADC and BRICS, but falls right in the middle.

ICASA wants to conduct yet another study to assess the level of competitiveness of SA's data bundles, this time in comparison to other countries.

SA is among the majority of SADC nations playing catch up to meet the ITU's call for countries to migrate from analogue to digital.

A Juniper report states cheaper roaming rates will encourage `non-data' roamers to become active roamers.

Aireon partners SA's ATNS to use technology that precisely tracks the location and position of aircraft in the region in real-time.

Southern African ICT ministers stand united in line with comms minister Faith Muthambi's often expressed desire for regulated media ethics.

A task team from the Communication Regulators Association of Southern Africa will this week be in Johannesburg to discuss SADC roaming tariffs.

Southern African Development Community countries still face challenges in moving off analogue TV.

Ministers in the region agree to work together more effectively to bolster ICT sectors and implement a roaming agreement.

Communications minister Yunus Carrim says the SADC region needs harmonisation to trim broadband costs and expand penetration.