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Change is essential to keep up with the social and economic demands and again to the rising local and international economic realities.
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The aim was to start the process of reviewing all the Government ICT policies that have been in existence since 1994.
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The then Minister, Dina Pule, invited nominations for members of the ICT Policy Review Panel. The Review Panel follows the ICT Colloqium that was held as a first step in the formation of an Integrated National ICT Policy.
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After the call by the Then Minister, Dina Pule, Paul AH Hjul made submissions on the National Integrated ICT Policy befor the review.
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The City of Cape Town hosted the International ICT Indaba from 4th to 7th of June 2012. The aim was for the representatives to formulate an African Agenda to the use of ICT sector as a primary tool for promoting economic and social development on the continent.
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22 members of the Review Panel were appointed. They are expected to assess the policy for expanding the Information Communication and Technology sector
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The meeting was held to enable the Department of Communication to map out the scope of work for the panel, delineate responsibilities, design a strategic approach to the tackling of the ICT Policy review process and address administrative issues.
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Working committees from the review panel were given directives on how to go about with their portfolio
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The paper seek clarity on the vision of the communication sector.
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The policy is about the revised broadband speed. The aim is to give all South African access to connectivity with the acceptable speed.
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...It's here! Launched in January 2014 https://www.gov.za/sites/default/files/gcis_document/201409/37261gon44.pdf
