What ISPA wants from new ICT legislation

ISPA wants the creation of a uniform and enforceable open-access regime that allows for greater competition; an understanding of net neutrality that accepts the importance of the non-discrimination between Internet traffic; and the creation of an ICASA that is...

Offensive online messages to be removed

The Internet Service Providers’ Association (ISPA) has committed to removing offensive messages posted on platforms such as mobile networks, Facebook and Web sites they control within five working days. This follows a successful meeting between the association and...

SA urged to spend broadband budget wisely

South Africa’s Internet Service Provider Association (ISPA) has urged government to build a monument to the future by tripling its proposed R1,1-billion broadband investment, while also providing roll-out specifics. Finance Minister Nhlanhla Nene allocated...

SA teachers urged to enter ISPA contest

The Internet Service Providers’ Association of South Africa (ISPA) and CoZa Cares Foundation have issued a joint call for the country’s teachers to enter the 2015 ISPA SuperTeacher of the Year Competition. Competition entrants must submit their completed...

Inflated international rates prejudice consumers

South Africa’s Internet Service Providers’ Association (ISPA) says it is misleading for MTN to take a unilateral decision to increase its international call termination rates in order to protect its revenue, while claiming that this will not prejudice local consumers....