Major mobile operators Vodacom and MTN have two months to reduce their data prices by up to 50 percent or face prosecution. The Competition Commission made the recommendation when it released its final report on the Data Services Market Inquiry yesterday.
Vodacom has since released a statement saying it is ''evident that there is a significant difference in opinion between the Competition Commission and ICASA on a number of issues that are critical to data prices''.
Data prices in South Africa have been found to be excessively high compared to other countries around the world. To discuss this further, we're joined by Hardin Ratshisusu, Deputy Commissioner at the Competition Commission.
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