Outa lodges a subsidiary complaint with the public protector following dialogue between itself and an e-toll insider.
The former communications minister has reportedly declared herself out of the running to be an ANC MP.
A plaintext password reset reveals internal flaws within Sanral's e-toll Web site.
Minister Yunus Carrim says the investigation is necessary because of the persistent allegations against the agency.
Microsoft SA, YES to equip 300 000 youth with AI skills
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A wide-sweeping investigation will look into allegations of maladministration and unlawful expenditure at USAASA.
PSICT Forum - Digital literacy and leadership for public service excellence
A surplus of R374?million from the tournament is being used to connect schools across SA, the DOC says.
PPPs to fast-track digital transformation
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The DST launches the first MeerKat antenna, as African nations outline cooperation efforts for the Square Kilometre Array project.
By the end of the week, there will be more clarity as to whether ICASA's new inter-network regime will go ahead as planned.
Findings of a probe into maladministration at the agency have yet to be released, nearly six months after the investigation concluded.
Since e-tolling started, the agency has collected R250.8?million from motorists using Gauteng's freeways.
Industry professionals share the one thing they would do if they were SA's communications minister.
The alliance will use Human Rights Day to protest e-tolls and incite civil courage against the system.