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February 5, 2025

eTV v Minister of Communications: Analogue Switch-Off (2025)

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eTV v Minister of Communications: MMA and SOS Heads of Argument (2025)

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eTV v Minister of Communications: eTV Heads of Argument (2025)

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eTV v Minister of Communications: MMA and SOS Supporting Affidavit with Annexures (2025)

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eTV v Minister of Communications: First Respondent's Answering Affidavit (2025)

9.3 MB

eTV v Minister of Communications: Cape Town TV Confirmatory Affidavit (2025)

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eTV v Minister of Communications: Gary Whitaker Supporting Affidavit (2025)

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eTV v Minister of Communications: MMA and SOS Confirmatory Affidavit in Reply (2025)

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eTV v Minister of Communications: MMA and SOS Supporting Affidavit in Reply (2025)

5.4 MB

eTV v Minister of Communications: MMA and SOS Supporting Affidavit with Annexures (2025)

8.2 MB

eTV v Minister of Communications: Notice of Motion (2025)

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eTV v Minister of Communications: Replying Affidavit (2025)

5.9 MB

eTV v Minister of Communications: MJK Schutte Supporting Affidavit (2025)

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eTV v Minister of Communications: Analogue Switch-Off (2025)

As MMA, we remain committed to striving for an accessible, accountable, and transparent information ecosystem we can trust, which free-to-air TV is essential for. If the Analogue Switch Off (ASO) goes ahead as scheduled for the 31st of March, millions of South Africans will be left without access to free-to-air TV and thus critical news, knowledge, and information. Read our heads of argument and other relevant documents below:

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