An association of emerging manufacturers wants SA's digital debate to be re-opened, a move that could further delay switchover.
Technology improvements are expected to encourage more sophisticated advertising campaigns this year.
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The mobile operator has been hit by yet another advertising complaint from a rival, and says corporate bullying is at play.
Air transport has completed the switch to 2D bar-coded boarding passes worldwide, claims IATA.
Consumers enticed by online degrees should approach the institutes with the utmost caution, says MIE.
African banks should do away with all paper-based processes to save costs and avoid risks, says Aperta SA.