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South Africa: ACT-SA Urges ICASA To Enforce Must-Carry Rules For Community Channels Amid DStv Policy Changes

April 13, 2026

The Association of Community Television (ACT-SA) is urging South Africa's communications regulatory body to compel DStv to continue broadcasting community channels as the country transitions to new digital TV regulations. ...

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South Africa: ACT-SA Urges ICASA To Enforce Must-Carry Rules For Community Channels Amid DStv Policy Changes

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