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Time running out for SABC employees
NEWSWATCH: SABC employees who allegedly had their hand in the till could soon be answering for their dishonesty, reports IOL, which also reports that media stakeholders are not happy with the proposed Protection of Personal Information Bill, in its present form. On the mobile front, the CEO of Cell C, Lars Reichelt, told Parliament that the cost of mobile in SA is so high that it damages the economy, reports IOL.
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- IOL: SABC employees will face the music soon… Time is apparently running out for SABC employees who were, allegedly, not exactly honest.
- IOL: Personal data bill met with scepticism… Some media stakeholders reckon that the Protection of Personal Information Bill in its current form poses a danger to media freedom.
- IOL: Cell C calls for 65c MTR rate … Cell C CEO Lars Reichelt told Parliament yesterday that the cost of SA's mobile termination rates cannot be justified.
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