MTN to appear at ICASA hearing over price increase

The trade union plans massive strike and court action over the Eskom split, saying government wants to privatise the power utility to the renewables sector.

Firms that use revolutionary technologies take on the greatest risks, and should know how to mitigate these, says Capitec's Isabella Hofmeyr-Pretorius.

Customers will soon no longer be automatically pushed into out-of-bundle billing, as new ICASA regulations come into force.

Technology now exists to make downtime a thing of the past, says Redstor's Danie Marais.

The disgraced chairperson remains on the regulatory authority's payroll, as the final decision to remove him from his post rests with the National Assembly.

Legislators in the UK claim Facebook intentionally and knowingly violated the country's privacy and competition laws.

The IT services company's share price fell over 10% yesterday as more details emerged about the cancellation of a lucrative Microsoft contract.

The SA telco denies it ever paid former ambassador Yusuf Saloojee any money to help it gain its Iranian licence.

The regulatory authority's disgraced chairperson, Rubben Mohlaloga, has reportedly been sentenced to 20 years behind bars.

Wim Vanhelleputte has been forced to leave Uganda and MTN says it "has not been notified of the grounds for the deportation".

Sophos reveals the findings of a new study on the state of POPI compliance within South African organisations.