The e-hailer says, based on the available data, the incident described did not occur during a Bolt trip.
SARB challenges a ruling overturning its seizure of R16 million held by Standard Bank, forfeited under what the court said were apartheid-era regulations.
The High Court rejects an urgent application brought by a man who claimed the police put his life at risk by leaking his information on social media.
The telco wins a case to escape paying the City of Cape Town debt of almost R2 million after it allegedly damaged the city’s stadium.
Lucky Majangandile Erasmus was sentenced by the Specialised Commercial Crimes Court for cyber fraud, theft of data and attempted cyber extortion.
The firm will challenge MTN’s application to the ConCourt for leave to appeal the recent judgement in the R78 billion bribery case.
The JSE finds it unacceptable that Ayo failed to immediately inform shareholders it had agreed to repurchase its shares from PIC and GEPF.
South Africa’s AI policy development is on track with the East and West, having integrated elements from across regions.
The ANC responds to the contentious ICT policy directive, which is viewed by some as SA bending its transformation rules to enable the licensing of Starlink.
Vodacom and Nkosana Makate await the imminent handing down of the Constitutional Court judgement on the ‘Please Call Me’ matter.
Minister Solly Malatsi formally appoints four new members of the Independent Communications Authority of South Africa Council.