Digital terrestrial television

Because we are on every platform, basically radio, digital.

TV and on TV, we are on the digital TV, which is DTT.

We are on satellite TV.

We are also on analog TV, which is still around in some provinces.

So these decoders can be either digital terrestrial television, TTT as you call them, or direct-to-home DTH devices.

The primary difference lies in the signal distribution methods.

So DTT uses LAN-based digital transmitters, while DTH relies on satellites to deliver digital broadcasts.

Now, coming on to your questions, I mean, the reason that it's delayed for so long is because this whole issue has been plagued by legal battles, by court battles, extended deadlines, and they're not able to meet sort of the criteria that is needed to ensure that they can migrate to this particular sort of set of boxes, as we call it.

So the portfolio committee, as you already mentioned, they met to express serious concern in the continued delays.