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2:20

Another suspected DStv pirate raided

The suspect was arrested for selling login credentials and internet streaming pirate devices, which enabled illegal access to premium content.

4:50

NSFAS eyes funds recovery as weak controls flagged

Inadequate controls at the National Student Financial Aid Scheme resulted in irregular payments, says the Special Investigating Unit.

3:10
Telkom22 Jul

Draft termination regulations stifle competition, says Telkom

Attempts to prescribe termination rates for international calls will limit the negotiating power of local operators, says the telco.

4:20

ITWeb TV: The tricky balancing act of regulating AI

ITWeb interviews AI expert Johan Steyn, to get his take on the need for AI regulation and where SA is on this journey.

2:30

UJ intros virtual reality courtroom for law students

The University of Johannesburg integrates virtual reality to help law students brush up on legal analysis and court representation skills.

4:00

New twist in NSFAS, fintech provider debacle

eZaga draws first blood in the legal quarrel with the National Student Financial Aid Scheme to get its contract reinstated.

5:30

'Construction mafia' holds SA's data centre market to ransom

The ‘construction mafia’ leads to violence and abandonment of data centre construction sites, sabotaging investment opportunities for operators, say event panellists.

4:20

Cyber security an organisational responsibility given the threats posed by AI

As an employer, cyber security risk primarily lives with negligent and intentional employees who either make judgment errors or intentionally subvert a company's cyber security policies.

3:50

R1m illegal SIM cards seized from suspected fraudsters

Police arrest 48 suspects involved in the illicit operation and seize over two million SIM cards in Johannesburg and Bloemfontein.

4:00

New minister reveals R300m cyber heist at public works dept

The Department of Public Works and Infrastructure discloses cyber crime that resulted in at least R300 million being stolen in the past 10 years.

1:30

AI simplifies SA’s Constitution for Gen Z

Non-profit We the People SA turns to generative AI to translate the formal language of the Bill of Rights into contemporary phrases and words.

8:00

Telcos draw battle lines over ‘secret’ spectrum pooling

The gloves are off in South Africa’s telecoms industry, with mobile network operators heading to court over spectrum pooling arrangements.