Sunday Times’ Pule reporting appals CWU
The Sunday Times should not allow itself to be used by politicians and opposition parties, the Communication Workers Union (CWU) said
DoC spokesman robbed, alleges intimidation tactics
Communications ministry spokesman Wisani Ngobeni claimed that his house had been burgled because of his role in the department.
Department of Communications in disarray?
Dina Pule’s confirmation that she has removed HR responsibilities from the DoC’s Director General is troubling confirmation of earlier information provided by an anonymous source
Leaked letter re-assigning HR responsibilities from Rosey Sekese to Gift...
"Commend me" says Minister Dina Pule
“I understand what I’m doing” says the Minister of Communications, reacting to claims the department is dysfunctional
DoC complaint against Sunday Times to be investigated
The Press Ombudsman will investigate a complaint by the communications department against the Sunday Times
Suspended SABC head’s golden handshake: report
Suspended SABC head of news Phil Molefe has left the broadcaster after reaching a settlement – which came at a price, the Sunday Independent reported.
DoC vs Sunday Times: the battle continues
The battle between the Sunday Times and the Department of Communications continues, with both sides providing new feedback about the issue
Pule wants say in SABC board appointments
Changes to the Broadcasting Act will be put before Parliament in an attempt to curtail a high turnover of SABC board members
Broadband spectrum licensing one step closer to reality
“Increasing network capacity, improving coverage, promoting competition, and facilitating BEE” the claimed benefits of spectrum allocation
DoC wants transparency on SMS, voice, and data prices
Communications minister Dina Pule plans to create more transparency on pricing of services such as SMS, voice, and data
Sunday Times out to get us, says DoC
Allegations in The Sunday Times of extravagant travel spending by Communications Minister Dina Pule will not stick, her department said on Monday.
Allegations in The Sunday Times of extravagant spending by Communications Minister Dina Pule will not stick, the department said on Monday.
The newspaper was continuing to peddle slander and salacious rumours in what appeared to be a desperate attempt to convict Pule in the court of public...
Pule is innocent, says the DoC
The Department of Communications has stated that none of the allegations against it or Minister of Communications, Dina Pule, will stick
Pule could lose out
The communications minister stands to lose most in a potential repositioning of some of SA’s most significant parastatals under public enterprises.