Although none of the local industry players have applied to share spectrum, resource-sharing has been found to be one of the ways to drive universal connectivity in marginalised areas.

This week’s National Tender Bulletin confirms the strength of the software giant's position in government's IT environment.

The regulator returns to the marketplace for a system to verify mobile network compliance and enable the implementation of punitive measures.

This week’s National Tender Bulletin sees the South African Social Security Agency nixing its tech plans.

While stakeholders are hungry for hertz, there are still a number of stumbling blocks along the road to high-demand spectrum nirvana.

The regulator self-imposes a deadline to publish the information memorandum on the licensing process of high-demand spectrum.

The operator leverages its 4G data network infrastructure to build a 5G network, as the country still awaits the allocation of spectrum.

Parliament’s communications committee invites South Africans to nominate suitable candidates to fill five vacancies at the ICASA council.

The regulator issues a R5 million fine to MTN for contravening Regulation 9 of the Standard Terms and Conditions, with R2 million suspended for three years.

Competition in the telecoms sector is expected to intensify as corporates prepare for ICASA’s imminent introduction of non-geographic number porting.

Local stakeholders come together with the US Trade and Development Agency to investigate the viability of TV white space technologies for connectivity in SA’s rural and semi-rural areas.

This week’s National Tender Bulletin sees ICASA amending and adding tenders.