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South Africa’s telecoms regulator said it would delay the introduction of planned call rate cuts by two months.

Allegedly this was to allow it to respond to a court challenge by one of the country’s biggest mobile operators.

The Independent Communications Authority of South Africa had planned to slash mobile termination rates by 50 percent at the start of March but has now moved that date to May 1.

The regulator said it had received an official request from MTN Group asking for planned price cuts to be scrapped.

MTN’s move came just days after rival Vodacom said it would launch its own legal challenge against the price cuts, which it said could cost it as much as $90 million in the coming financial year.

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