Articles about Khusela Sangoni-Diko

Parly comms chair questions Dell’s R230m EEIP deal

MP Khusela Sangoni-Diko seeks clarity on the recommendation to approve Dell’s Equity Equivalent Investment Programme renewal.

Parly committee flags concerns about USAASA operations

The Parliamentary comms committee questions leadership instability and governance issues at the Universal Service and Access Agency of SA.

Starlink crowdsources support to operate in SA

The low-Earth orbit satellite provider mobilises its SA database to pressure regulator ICASA into accepting alternative empowerment compliance.

Political pushback against Malatsi BEE leniency for Starlink entry

The Portfolio Committee on Communications and Digital Technologies, the EFF and the ANC call for the immediate withdrawal of minister Solly Malatsi’s BEE policy direction.

Despite BEE, ICT sector hasn’t transformed, Parliament hears

The B-BBEE ICT Sector Council lifts the lid on the lack of transformation in the ICT sector, highlighting gaps in evaluating multinationals’ contribution to economic development.

ITWeb TV: Starlink can’t undermine SA sovereignty, says parly ICT chair

Starlink’s SA entry faces scrutiny, as Khusela Sangoni-Diko, Portfolio Committee on Communications and Digital Technologies chairperson, warns against bending laws.

Motheo Taukobong, son of Telkom CEO, passes away

The family confirms the passing of Motheo Taukobong (25), the son of Telkom's group chief executive officer.

Comms dept to up govt workers’ digital literacy, AI fluency

The communications ministry sets out to improve the digital literacy skills of 30 000 public service employees during the 2025/26 financial year.

Malatsi grilled over Starlink ‘favouritism’, transformation laws

Minister Solly Malatsi tells Parliament the draft policy directive on equity equivalent investment programmes for the ICT sector isn’t meant to deviate from BEE.

Beleaguered SAPO gets funds to pay employee salaries

The South African Post Office will receive a R381 million wage subsidy to pay the salaries of nearly 6 000 employees over a six-month period.

Business Leadership SA decries politicisation of SITA issues

Government’s ability to embrace and work with world-class IT systems is too important to politicise the issue, says Busi Mavuso, CEO of BLSA.

Comms minister, chairperson in spat over transformation laws

Minister Solly Malatsi says a claim that he is looking to appease business through new SITA regulations and equity equivalent programmes is devoid of truth.