Robert Nkuna is a special advisor to the Minister of Communications.
He was appointed ICASA councillor in October 2006.
Nkuna was previously a Senior Manager Media Relations at the Ministry of Communications, responsible for media relations during the development of the Electronic Communications and Transaction Act, the amendment to the Broadcasting, Telecommunications and the Postal Services Acts.
He has also served as General Manager Corporate Communications at the SA Post Office Limited, acting as the official spokesperson for the State Owned Enterprise; and as Deputy Director Policy at the Government Communications and Information System (GCIS).
Nkuna was also involved in various student and community media leadership positions.
In 2005, Nkuna completed a Master of Management in Public and Development Management, obtaining a distinction in his research on the application of ICT in local economic development, at the University of the Witwatersrand.
In 2006, he was accepted to pursue his doctoral studies on ICT policy and regulation at same university.
He left ICASA in 2010.
He was appointed ICASA councillor in October 2006.
Nkuna was previously a Senior Manager Media Relations at the Ministry of Communications, responsible for media relations during the development of the Electronic Communications and Transaction Act, the amendment to the Broadcasting, Telecommunications and the Postal Services Acts.
He has also served as General Manager Corporate Communications at the SA Post Office Limited, acting as the official spokesperson for the State Owned Enterprise; and as Deputy Director Policy at the Government Communications and Information System (GCIS).
Nkuna was also involved in various student and community media leadership positions.
In 2005, Nkuna completed a Master of Management in Public and Development Management, obtaining a distinction in his research on the application of ICT in local economic development, at the University of the Witwatersrand.
In 2006, he was accepted to pursue his doctoral studies on ICT policy and regulation at same university.
He left ICASA in 2010.
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