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

To attract investment in Africa, regulators need to make spectrum available soon for 5G services, says a new report.

South Africans have for years been complaining about cellular bill shock and the new ICASA regulations aim to help with this.

The authority confirms it has reached a settlement with Cell C and MTN over the implementation of the new data expiry rules.

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

The telecoms ministry unpacks the legal cost implications of its spectrum allocation fight with the Independent Communications Authority of SA.

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

A community advocacy organisation demands an end to mobile data price discrimination, as it makes a presentation to the Competition Commission data inquiry today.

A new report from ICASA compares bundle price fluctuations from South Africa's four major operators over the past five years.

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 Independent Communications Authority will auction high-demand radio frequency spectrum by the end of March 2019, the regulator told ITWeb.

The regulator takes a step forward in the process of allocating spectrum by withdrawing a 2016 invitation to apply, which has been held up by a court battle for two years.