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Sort out turf war, MPs tell ICASA

12 Oct 2009

MPs have now set their sights on ICASA, telling them to sort themselves out... or else, reports IOL, which also reports that the editor of Oudtshoorn Online has had an unlit petrol bomb lobbed into his home, apparently as a warning. On the TV front, CTV is back on the air, reports IOL, which also has more good news - we could be enjoying lower cellphone costs by Christmas.

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IOL: Shape up or else, Icasa told… MPs are now turning their attention to Icasa, and have fired an opening salvo.
IOL: Online editor's life under threat… It seems an unlit petrol bomb was thrown into the home of the editor of Oudtshoorn Online, apparently as a warning. The police are investigating, but their spokesperson said, "… He writes so many things about so many people, we don't know where to start looking,"
IOL: Cape Town TV back on air… CTV went back on air on Saturday, apparently having managed to solve at least some of its debt problems.
IOL: Crackdown on cellphone giants… We could have lower cellphone rates by Christmas - something ID leader Patricia De Lille welcomes. She is reported to have said, "After years of being ripped off by the cellphone operators, this is the Christmas box we all deserve."