Tribunal prohibits Naspers’s OLX, WeBuyCars merger

The department engages social media platform owners to mitigate the spread of digital misinformation about coronavirus in SA.

While e-hailing services will not be allowed to operate normally for the duration of the 21-day lockdown, they will be permitted to ferry essential services staff.

Risc Technology Integration is accused of deliberately circumventing black economic empowerment codes to secure lucrative government contracts.

President Cyril Ramaphosa officially declared a national state of disaster in terms of the Disaster Management Act.

The Department of Co-Operative Governance and Traditional Affairs has published regulations relating to the Disaster Management Act.

Digitisation has long been regarded as a means to drive and achieve business goals, but the benefits are proving to affect many other areas and departments, such as optimising work processes by removing the many manual ones.

The Supreme Court of Appeal dismisses a case brought by the Coal Transporters Forum to set aside power purchase agreements.

The transport department will submit a Bill that will see e-hailing service providers being fined for allowing unlicensed drivers to operate.

The company says it is proceeding to offer voluntary packages to employees as an alternative to possible retrenchments.

NAMEC launches a scathing attack on the giant pay-TV operator over accusations levelled against it at the state capture inquiry.

Policy statements from National Treasury indicate a clear intention to significantly relax SA’s stringent intellectual property exchange laws.

The companies say suspects linked to various cases of battery theft and vandalism across the country’s nine provinces have been nabbed.