Technology11.06.2007

First guilty broadcaster convicted under the ECA Act

By Staff Writer

Mr. Bengston was found guilty of contravening the ECA for unlawfully possessing radio equipment, and was sentenced to pay a fine of R 10 000-00 or 3 years imprisonment.

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