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Stephen Grootes speaks to Catherine Mushi, councillor at ICASA, and chairperson of the committee on End User Subscriber Charter about the new Icasa regulations on mobile data rollover and how they ...

Say you’ve used only a quarter of an expensive data bundle, and its 30-day use period is about to expire? Well, the Independent Communications Authority of SA (Icasa) has quietly gazetted new rules ...

JOHANNESBURG - South African mobile users are set to benefit from major new regulations on unused data. Starting early next year, telecom companies will be required to automatically roll over unused ...

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Mobile networks will have to roll over unused data, voice and SMS bundles automatically from January 2027. The Independent Communications Authority of South Africa (Icasa) published the new rules in ...