Icasa asks why prices stay high

Icasa asks why prices stay high

Communications regulator Icasa has given notice that it intends to conduct a market inquiry into the affordability of telecommunications services in South Africa, opening a process that will run well into next year and that revisits ground already covered by the Competition Commission, by Icasa itself and, as of last month, by the communications department….

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Amazon asks Icasa to cut spectrum fees ahead of Leo launch

Amazon asks Icasa to cut spectrum fees ahead of Leo launch

Amazon Leo has told communications regulator Icasa that it may not be able to provide affordable satellite broadband in South Africa if the authority does not adopt a proposed “frequency factor” that would lower spectrum fees for higher-frequency bands. The warning came during Icasa’s public hearings on Thursday into draft amendments to the radio frequency…

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Rep. Jim Jordan formally asks DOJ to prosecute Jack Smith over congressional testimony

Rep. Jim Jordan formally asks DOJ to prosecute Jack Smith over congressional testimony

The top Republican on the House Judiciary Committee sent a letter to the Justice Department on Wednesday requesting a criminal investigation of former special counsel Jack Smith, alleging he made false statements during a congressional deposition last year. Subscribe to read this story ad-free Get unlimited access to ad-free articles and exclusive content. Committee Chairman…

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Malatsi asks to appear before Parliament

Malatsi asks to appear before Parliament

Solly Malatsi, communications and digital technologies minister. Minister Solly Malatsi yesterday officially informed the Parliamentary Portfolio Committee on Communications and Digital Technologies about his decision to pull the plug on South Africa’s draft National Artificial Intelligence (AI) Policy. As a result, the minister also requested time before Parliament’s oversight committee to explain the events that…

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Rep. Dan Crenshaw says misinformation played role in primary loss, asks “are you going to believe everything you read online?”

Rep. Dan Crenshaw says misinformation played role in primary loss, asks “are you going to believe everything you read online?”

Rep. Dan Crenshaw, who recently lost a primary to a more conservative challenger, said Sunday that while he believes misinformation played into his loss, American voters need to pay better attention to the truth. “So the lesson to be learned is like, you’ve got to get the truth out,” Crenshaw said on “Face the Nation with…

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