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I think she means that anyone with enough money can use itAdLo said:http://www.busrep.co.za/index.php?fSectionId=553&fArticleId=3337876
The transcript of an interview with ICASA's Mamodupi Mohlala.
Does anyone know what they have done to make sure it isn't an elitist service?
Another brainless ANC prick, not knowing what to vomit!AdLo said:http://www.busrep.co.za/index.php?fSectionId=553&fArticleId=3337876
The transcript of an interview with ICASA's Mamodupi Mohlala.
Does anyone know what they have done to make sure it isn't an elitist service?
For example, we have ensured that broadband is not an elitist service.
Skip said:The next question should've been "How many ADSL subscribers are there in Soweto?" and then watched her squirm...
From my point of view, Icasa has done a lot of things. For example, we have ensured that broadband is not an elitist service. Icasa has ensured that schools have access to internet.
I think we are already seeing prices going down. With more competition prices are steadily going down. With time we will see more price cuts. We must put in place a strategy to ensure that prices come down … we don't have a choice in the matter.
The president has said that investments needed to come into the country, and with investments, prices of telecoms must come down. We now have a policy framework that is going to facilitate the process. The minister of communications, Ivy Matsepe-Casaburri, in her budget vote speech spoke about unbundling the local loop and ADSL is at the heart of that.