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The Independent Communications Authority of South Africa has launched a market inquiry into over-the-top services and their impact on telecommunications and broadcast licensees. The regulator will assess whether platforms offering voice, messaging and video streaming should fall under local licensing rules. To unpack what this inquiry could mean for the industry and consumers, we're joined by Humayra Hajat, Senior Associate, at Webber Wentzel
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