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Who qualifies as a ‘needy person’? — Usaasa weighs new digital subsidy rules

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By Thabiso Mochiko Verified
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Story audio is generated using AI The Universal Service and Access Agency of South Africa (Usaasa) is considering a new framework for identifying people who need financial assistance to access electronic communications services, as the government seeks to address affordability and other barriers to digital connectivity.
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Public consultation to update universal digital access policy

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By Thabiso Mochiko Verified
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Story audio is generated using AI The agency tasked with bridging South Africa’s digital divide is considering updating the country’s 16-year-old universal access framework to better reflect the realities of the broadband era. The state-owned Universal Service and Access Agency of South Africa (Usaasa) wants to look at affordability concerns, accessibility for people with disabilities and the concept of meaningful digital connectivity.
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Aspen leads health-care rally on JSE

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By Thabiso Mochiko Verified
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Story audio is generated using AI Health-care shares have been among the stronger performers on the JSE this year, led by pharmaceutical group Aspen Pharmacare, whose share price has risen about 40% since January. The stock was trading at about R160 this week, valuing the company at roughly R69bn, and is up more than 60% over the past 12 months.
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