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ICASA hosts the South African 5G Forum Meeting
2023-10-10The Independent Communications Authority of South Africa (ICASA) invites all stakeholders, members of the public, and representatives of the media to participate in the upcoming 2023 annual South African 5G Forum Meeting (“the 5G Forum Meeting”).
ICASA Remains Open for Regular Business Operations
2023-09-27The Independent Communications Authority of South Africa (ICASA) wishes to inform its stakeholders that the Head Office and Regional Offices remain open for regular business operations despite the industrial action by members of the National Education, Health, and Allied Workers' Union (NEHAWU).
ICASA to host a virtual workshop on the Authority’s Designated Certification Body Programme for equipment type approvals
2023-09-26The Independent Communications Authority of South Africa invites interested stakeholders and media representatives to attend its upcoming Type Approval workshop focused on the ICASA Designated Certification Body Programme, also known as the "ICASA Certification Scheme".
ICASA approves applications from five broadcasters to move their analogue television channels to the broadcasting band 470 - 694 MHz
2023-08-03The Independent Communications Authority of South Africa congratulates the Department of Communications and Digital Technologies for successfully concluding the first of two final key steps towards the country’s ultimate analogue TV switch-off.
ICASA LAUNCHES ITS NUMBERING PORTAL
2023-07-14The Independent Communications Authority of South Africa announces the launch of its online Numbering Portal in line with the Numbering Plan Regulations of 2016 (Numbering Regulations”) and in terms of section 68, read with section 4, of the Electronic Communications Act, 2005 (Act No 36 of 2005).
ICASA welcomes the deadline for the analogue switch-off
2023-06-23The Independent Communications Authority of South Africa welcomes the announcement by the Minister of Communications and Digital Technologies on adopting a two-phased approach to finally completing the switch-off of analogue television services. It is an approach that will ensure that the viewing public continues to have access to television programming while also ensuring increased access to mobile broadband services.