A 43kVA generator was stolen from a KwaZulu-Natal film and rental company on Wednesday.
The Association of Comms and Technology — an ICT industry association whose members are Cell C, Liquid Intelligent Technologies, MTN, Rain, Telkom and Vodacom — said network operators are also compromised by economic sabotage of physical infrastructure, where criminal elements take advantage of remote sites with valuable battery and diesel generators.
“The theft and vandalism of telecom infrastructure harm businesses across multiple economic sectors and can have an adverse effect on the national economy.”
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