The South African Revenue Service’s crackdown on low-value imports slows down business for Shein and Temu, forcing both towards local fulfilment and merchant participation.
The Electoral Commission gazettes the Disinformation Code, ahead of the upcoming local government elections.
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With almost a quarter of South Africans watching pirated content, MultiChoice steps up its anti-piracy fight.
The mystery funder behind Nkosana Makate’s early legal fight: two decades of litigation funding, bitter court battles and the scandal-hit Living Hands trust.
Three Africa Bitcoin Corporation executives face a combined R10 million in fines and a 20-year ban – yet say they are taking the fight to the Financial Services Tribunal.
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The regulator takes a fight, over whether it can accept a community radio station’s late licence renewal, to the Constitutional Court.
Lesetja Kganyago emphasises the symbiotic relationship between innovation and regulation, as the central bank readies the National Payment Systems Bill.
The grace period that POPIA gives public bodies is a key weakness in the Act, says the Information Regulator.
Errol Elsdon, who claims he is entitled to 40% of Nkosana Makate’s ‘winnings’, vanished from the Please Call Me story for years, then reappeared as the face of a company few can verify exists.