How govt entities wasted billions in the name of IT
Small South African fintech start-up sues Facebook
PrepaidWealth.com takes the social media giant to court over its suspension from the platform.
Organisational best practice defined by the existence of a Privacy Office
The regulatory compliance and organisational adherence to privacy and security controls that define the establishment of a Privacy Office requires adoption from all employees, says Cyrus Ndyamba, Privacy Consultant at Bizmod Consulting.
ICASA interrogates Cell C, MTN roaming deal
The regulator commences discussions with the parties to clarify their arrangement to the authority.
US grants Huawei another short-term lifeline in trade war
A number of factors, including pressure from key stakeholders, may underpin the latest 90-day extension, say local analysts.
SITA won’t be closed down, says government
Government is in the process of revamping legislation to make the State Information Technology Agency a true IT company.
Films and Publications Amendment Act imminent
The Act introduces significant changes to SA law, including the regulation of harmful content and hate speech.
Airbnb welcomes City of Cape Town's bylaw approval
The city’s amended bylaw will make it easier for home-owners to rent out their properties on home-sharing platforms, says Airbnb.
Compelling reasons for SA firms to comply with POPIA
Where does the Protection of Personal Information Act come into the data privacy picture for South African businesses?
SURVEY: POPIA and your go-to-market strategy
SA firms are looking to strike the perfect balance between their direct marketing strategies and data privacy regulations.
What GDPR means for SA businesses
South African entities that flout data privacy requirements face fines under the European Union’s General Data Protection Regulation.
Free WiFi for SA labour courts
Online information services provider Sabinet rolls out free, fast-speed WiFi in labour courts across SA.