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National Consultative Workshop on the National Integrated ICT Green Paper

The Department of Communications is to hold a major National Consultative Workshop on the National Integrated ICT Green Paper in Johannesburg on 3 March. This will be followed by provincial public hearings over the next six weeks. 

There were three White Papers and one Green Paper that were produced since 1994:

  • •White Paper on Telecommunications Policy (1996)
  • •White Paper on Postal Policy (1998)
  • •White Paper on Broadcasting Policy (1998)
  • •Green Paper on e-Commerce (1999)

“The ICT sector moves very fast”, said Minister of Communications, Yunus Carrim.  “There have been dramatic changes since our last policy reviews over 15 years ago. Previously we regulated telecommunications, broadcasting and postal services separately, in a silo fashion. But the convergence of technologies has since blurred the boundaries between the sectors. The same infrastructure can now be used to deliver voice, video and data. Different services can now be received using the same devices. Clearly, we need new policies and legislation.” 

Over the past few years, markets have changed with the entry of new players, major technological developments have occurred and new thinking in how services can be delivered and used has emerged. 

Among the issues considered in the Green Paper are telecommunications; broadcasting; postal services; e-services, including e-government and e-commerce; cyber-security; e-literacy; and universal access and service. 

“The growth of the ICT sector is crucial to our economic growth, development and job-creation goals. The Green Paper is aimed at encouraging the widest possible discussion among the stakeholders and the public generally on how we can significantly develop the ICT sector to ensure that South Africa becomes a more effective knowledge economy and information society in this increasingly digital age. We urge people to take part in the public hearings.”

Those wanting to take part in the Green Paper public hearings should contact This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.    

Enclosed is an Executive Summary of the Green Paper. The Green Paper can be obtained from www.doc.gov.za.