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Why is it always next month - then next month comes and goes - and now it is 10 years later... Anybody around here ever do anything TODAY? Or just talk about it for tomorrow?The department is expected to announce further steps to liberalise the telecommunications sector next month.
kilo39 said:Why is it always next month - then next month comes and goes - and now it is 10 years later... Anybody around here ever do anything TODAY? Or just talk about it for tomorrow?![]()
But even this would require legislation to undo the previous legislation which means meeting tomorrow about the meeting next month. Called the cash-cow roundaboutSeriously though, perhaps the DoC needs to realise that not EVERYTHING has to be legislated. Some things can just be left to the public. Like Wi-Fi etc.
How can they lower the prices they need to increase them to pay these new appointments film star salaries!BroadbandStarved said:Blah Blah Blah....new appointments at DoC..blah blah blah....WHATEVER, just lower broadband prices already!!!
BroadbandStarved said:Kind of like the R900 000 annual salary for the big shots at Eskom
Thats 900,000 monthly and not annually for the big shotCarteBlanche said:So if Eskom knew power would one day run out, does Thulani deserve his almost nine hundred thousand rand a month salary package?
er thats R900 000 monthly according to Carte BlancheBroadbandStarved said:Kind of like the R900 000 annual salary for the big shots at Eskom