Neotel "not be allowed to land the cable"

bekdik

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The problem that the DOC faces is this: It cannot on the one hand allow Neotel to control the Seacom cable landing, and on the other hand disallow Telkom controlling the SAT-3 cable landing from November onwards.

If SAT-3 is to be declared an essentially facility to which all-comers will have cost-based access, it is difficult to sanction a repeat of what is about to be disallowed.

I'm pretty sure that the "sensitive discussions" are about ensuring cost-based access to the SEACOM cable, and ensuring that Neotel, if they land the cable, does not pull any Telkom-style profiteering out of the hat.

Trying to apply logic to a nonsense argument is a waste of time ...
 
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