Ivy loses yet again

And another epic fail for which the taxpayer have to pay...

At least, if telecomms prices drop then we'd call it even...
 
Haha this is the best part:
Judge Blieden ordered ICASA to deliver the licences to Altech and ordered that the Minister of Communications pay the costs of both applications.
:D
 
She'll get her way ...

It's difficult to mark out the S African digital communications field against a global template as in other markets the public sector doesn't have that much leverage. Still though, when incumbents like "Altech AutoCRAP" cry the consumer wins blee blee blah blah - they're lying through their cracks.

The bottom line is doesn't have the cash to foot the legal bill nor deploy the network against a frequency and Ivy has the benefit of swaying the law to her whim and fancy and government is backing her. Watch and learn people (didn't intend to sound patronizing).

Bottom line - this WILL drag on for another 8 months!
 
But I thought Lyndall left already? :confused: Or am I missing something here?
Lyndall Shope-Mafole only resigned from the ANC, not from her post as Communications DG. She may be pushed out, but that remains to be seen.
 
Lyndall Shope-Mafole only resigned from the ANC, not from her post as Communications DG. She may be pushed out, but that remains to be seen.

I reckon the chances for total annihilation are pretty good. I mean, how many of the ex-ANC people have anywhere to go at present? Except for the SANC or whatever Lekota's party is called?
 
As I understand this is not really a loss in the usual sense. The application was brought to stop ICASA and Altech forging ahead pending the Leave to Appeal decision. With that application not being granted the dismissal of this action was purely academic and automatic.
 
cant the incompetent moo just shuttup?
 
Why doesn't the sleeping cow let sleeping dogs lie?

I really hope she gives up on this. Take a break Ivy; it's almost Christmas. Start your summer vacation early.
 
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