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“The decision (to annul) was taken on the basis of legal opinion which advised so as no laid down procedures were followed,” Kumar told reporters justifying decision of his cabinet yesterday to annul approval given by Manjhi cabinet on 34 items during JOHANNESBURG - Cabinet has given the go-ahead for the country to switch from analogue to digital television broadcasting. Communications Minister Faith Muthambi says they'll be announcing the switch- over date soon. On Thursday, it approved the The move is part of a government policy on migrating from analogue to digital terrestrial television approved by the country's Cabinet this week. More than five million set top boxes will be given away to poor households, Communications minister Faith South Africa had until June to switch to digital broadcasting frequencies before the protection was lifted for the analogue terrestrial television signals, leaving frequencies open to disruption. South Africa’s Cabinet on Thursday approved the Those not covered by the DTT signal will instead receive their TV signal via a direct-to-home satellite service Mohapi said the fact that Sentech’s DTT build was completed just after Cabinet approved the Broadcasting Digital Migration Policy was The agency was not available for comment this morning. The Cabinet statement also said government will provide free STBs to more than five million poor television household owners with priority given to those households in the "border region areas" of the .

that will see South Africa move from analogue to digital terrestrial television (TV). Yesterday, Communications Minister Faith Muthambi announced that the cabinet had given the green light to the migration that would see an access control system The Cabinet Office conjures up images of Whitehall, pin-striped suits and real life Sir Humphreys. It is also, according to a document seen by the BBC, the title Peter Robinson at one point suggested for the re-naming of Northern Ireland's Office of the Britain’s first TV debates in 2010 did “suck the life” out of the campaign “The public deserve these debates; the PM should take part,” one Tory Cabinet minister said. Labour believes a real prospect of an “empty chair” would force Cape Town — Cabinet has approved the digital migration amendment policy which will see an access control system included in television set-top boxes, Communications Minister Faith Muthambi said on Thursday. "It will protect the government investment in .