Telkom has been accused of planning to award voluntary severance packages based on gender and race by trade union Solidarity.
Worldwide spam made up 92% of all electronic messages sent last month, Symantec reveals.
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Patrick O'Reilly will set architectural standards and ensure conformity to these standards.
Academics from SA and Africa are invited to attend the User Group Meeting of the SAP UAP, in Germany.
Illegal online gaming is thriving because of loopholes in the country's gaming regulations, says Smokoo.
The failure to pick a digital standard could doom the much-hyped local terrestrial decoder industry before it has even begun.
Shareholders have to approve the company's move from electronics to mining, it says.