The Film and Publication Board intensifies online content enforcement, fining distributors for unclassified adult material and other violations.
Gauteng e-Government provides police access to CCTV cameras in the hunt for suspects in the murder of nine women in Ekurhuleni.
The National Prosecuting Authority shifts its crime-fighting strategy from case numbers, to dismantling tech-enabled criminal networks.
Errol Elsdon offered a stake in a separate court case as security for funding Nkosana Makate’s Please Call Me battle, but the trust says he had no agreement with it.
ICASA aims to ensure its regulations are evidence-based, says chairperson Mothibi Ramusi, as it further probes cost to communicate.
A new crypto coalition cautions that proposed cross-border rules could cost thousands of jobs and billions in tax revenue.
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The Electoral Commission gazettes the Disinformation Code, ahead of the upcoming local government elections.
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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.