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by CHRISTOPH KLEIN
JOHANNESBURG,
(CAJ News) – Telecommunications and Broadcasting Regulator ICASA’s justification for the imposition of license fees for COVID emergency spectrum does not stand up to scrutiny. In April, Regulator ICASA released the emergency spectrum to incumbent licensees in five different frequency bands valid until three months after termination of the South Africa’s COVID national state of disaster or 30 November 2020 (whichever occurs first), for which carriers and the general public praised the SA Government. At the same time, the move demonstrated that spectrum was readily available despite being withheld for years. A pandemic was needed to force government to act quickly and unbureaucratically without imposing costs for the use of the emergency spectrum. The reason given was that the additional spectrum would help operators meet the spike in demand due to the COVID-19 pandemic. And indeed, the demand for mobile broadband surged. In the interi ....

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