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High demand radio frequency spectrum litigation between ICASA and Telkom settled

2022-04-08

ICASA hereby wishes to confirm that it has reached an agreement with Telkom in respect of the litigation instituted by the latter against the high demand radio frequency spectrum licensing process

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Findings on the review of pro-competitive conditions imposed through Call Termination Regulations 2014

2022-03-30

ICASA published the findings following the conclusion on the ongoing regulatory process for the review of the pro-competitive conditions imposed on relevant licensees in terms of the Call Termination Regulations of 2014. Kindly see the attached media statement for your information.

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ICASA welcomes court judgement and order on the e.tv digital migration case, pleads with Telkom

2022-03-29

ICASA welcomes the judgment and order issued on Monday, 28 March 2022, by the full bench of the Pretoria High Court in respect of the digital migration case between e.tv and the Minister of Communications and Digital Technologies and pleads with Telkom to reconsider its litigation position.

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ICASA notes the deadline for analogue switch-off

2022-03-28

The Council of ICASA has resolved that the period 1 April 2022 to 30 June 2022 shall constitute a transitional period for broadcasting service licensees and signal distributors to ensure a seamless transition process for the switch-off of the remaining analogue transmitters.

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ICASA concludes successful spectrum auction and collects more than R14.4 billion proceeds

2022-03-17

ICASA hereby confirms the successful conclusion of the much-anticipated radio frequency spectrum auction today. The auction involved six qualified bidders i.e. Cell C, Vodacom, Telkom, Rain Networks, Liquid Intelligent Technology and MTN.

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Projected R8 billion surpassed through spectrum auction

2022-03-11

ICASA has successfully completed the first week of the radio frequency spectrum auction and has surpassed the projected R8 billion in this regard.

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