Articles about ZADNA

Regulatory executives expose digital tech woes

The fast-paced, ever-evolving digital environment poses challenges for South African regulators, with AI and security topping the difficulties list.

SA regulators band together to ‘reduce’ overlapping efforts

ICASA, the Information Regulator, the Film and Publication Board and ZADNA unite to establish a collective forum.

ZADNA hikes domain name registration fees

The .ZA Domain Name Authority announces increased domain name registration and renewal fees in South Africa.

ITWeb TV: ZADNA works to defeat domain name abuse

The .ZA Domain Name Authority tackles the challenge of website spoofing and increasing local domain name registrations, amid its efforts to become a smart regulator.

Local domain name authority seeks board members

Minister Mondli Gungubele invites nominations for non-executive members to serve on the .ZA Domain Name Authority board.

Domain name authority boosts training for ICT SMEs, youth

The .ZA Domain Name Authority reveals it has empowered 330 individuals from disadvantaged communities as of April 2022.

ZADNA to close legislative gaps in .za namespace

The .ZA Domain Name Authority has released its draft .ZA Registry and Registrar Licensing Regulations and Procedures.

Proposed SA internet domain rules cause concern

The proposed licensing regulations for internet domains may result in higher costs for customers, says 1-grid.

.ZADNA releases draft licensing regulations for comment

The draft .za registry and registrar licensing regulations provide details on requirements to be met by applicants.

ZADNA readies to announce new registry operator

The regulator will identify a service provider to offer registry services for co.za, web.za, net.za and org.za second-level domains.

.za namespace regulator terminates ZACR’s registry

ZADNA embarks on a process of establishing a licensing regime for the .za namespace, which will enable it to license registries and registrars.

Comms ministry details fiscal year’s audit outcomes

The communications and digital technologies ministry reveals to Parliament’s portfolio committee that it achieved an unqualified audit.