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The Supreme Court of Appeal on Wednesday, August 4, 2021 ruled in favour of Malawi Communications Regulatory Authority (MACRA) employees whose contracts were recently nullified by the former Ombudsman, Martha Chizuma, allegedly because their employment was irregular. In her investigation report on MACRA’s recruitment processes, dated May 10, 2021, the former Ombudsman invalidated 16 employment contracts after detecting several procedural illegalities and irregularities. Former MACRA Director General Godfrey Itaye: suing MACRA proceeded to implement the Ombudsman’s order and dismissed the ...

Vanguard News Digital Switch Over: As Lagos state goes digital tomorrow…. On * Corruption, poor conception may thwart process – Stakeholders By Prince Osuagwu Lagos state will officially transit from analogue to digital broadcasting tomorrow. This is part of the timetable in a renewed effort by the federal government to switch Nigeria on to the digital broadcasting system, after two failed attempts. As Lagos goes digital tomorrow, the Federal Capital City, FCT Abuja will follow, May 30th, while the switchover in Kano will happen on June 3; Rivers, July 8; Yobe, July 15; and Gombe, August...

The Ministry of Communications and Digital Technologies has started with the phased switch-off of analogue television transmitters in the Free State.

Disappointing budget will make few happy For the poor it implies an unequal sharing of the burdens of maladministration and crisis PREMIUM 25 February 2021 Five years ago to the day, Pravin Gordhan presented his budget. In the wake of the “weekend special” debacle of December 2015 capital markets were jittery, with yields on 10-year government bonds peaking at just more than 10%. In March 2020 yields breached the 12% mark. Even in 2016 debt service costs (at 12c of every rand spent) were a big concern... This article is reserved for DispatchLIVE subscribers. Get access to AL...

| 19 February 2021 As Covid-19 continues to have major impact on the TV industry with possibly permanently changed audience consumption and production processes, as many as 98% of broadcasting executives regard the pandemic as having been an accelerator for change creating an irreversible impact on broadcaster plans for digital migration. This is the top line findings of the annual trends survey from media consultancy services firm 3Vision which took feedback from senior TV industry stakeholders to provide views on what to expect from the market over the next 12 months. The compa...