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Digital migration set to be completed in 2018

5 November 2016 by Alan

Digital migration set to be completed in 2018:

Johannesburg – The Depart of Communications is aiming to complete the process of migrating from analogue to digital broadcasting at the end of 2018, says Communications Minister Faith Muthambi.

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