Digital broadcasting services can improve spectrum efficiency and spectrum management, and offer choice for South African audiences, says ICASA.

The regulations mark a huge step in SA enabling affordable broadband through dynamic spectrum access technologies, says a global advocacy group.

Uncertainty over the fate of ICASA's fraud-convicted chairperson undermines the council's regulatory effectiveness, says ICT policy expert Charley Lewis.

The court postpones the sentencing proceedings of Rubben Mohlaloga's fraud case to 15 May.

New ICASA figures prove low-income consumers pay disproportionately more per MB than those who can afford large data bundles.

Despite fraud charges hanging over his head, Rubben Mohlaloga was appointed ICASA council chairperson last December.

Out of SA's major mobile operators, MTN has the most expensive prepaid data bundles and Cell C has the most expensive out-of-bundle data rates, according to ICASA.

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.

The heavily criticised Films and Publications Amendment Bill has been passed by the National Assembly.

The regulator flags issues with the mooted draft ECA Bill, as it seeks to maintain core independent functions.

Parliament's communications committee gets the ball rolling to remove Rubben Mohlaloga from his post as the regulator's chairperson following his fraud conviction.

Minister Mmamoloko Kubayi-Ngubane turns to Parliament to deal with Rubben Mohlaloga's appointment saga, despite the initial decision to appoint him with fraud charges over his head.