Developers that allow users to use their apps without an operating licence risk a fine of up to R100 000, or up to two years in jail.
One punter has to pay back almost R500 000 after he exploited a flaw allowing him to place a bet on an online game for free.
South Africa is introducing the National Land Transport Amendment Act to better regulate the e-hailing industry, following rising violence against drivers.
The Department of Justice and Constitutional Development is in talks with several agencies to determine how AI can enhance its work.
OUTA welcomes Johannesburg’s repeal of its CCTV by-law, calling it a victory for residents over unnecessary red tape and costs.
The expanded investigation into the IFMS tender is a vital step towards upholding accountability in the public sector, it says.
The Special Investigating Unit will probe the State IT Agency’s role in the IFMS project, after president Cyril Ramaphosa signed a proclamation amending an ongoing investigation.
Africa could pioneer a people-first model of technological development that centres on human dignity, not just shareholder profits.
Short notice and compliance issues, rather than shortcomings, hindered ICT procurement for the Department of Justice, says SITA.
The justice minister suspends ICT deputy director-general Jabu Hlatshwayo after procurement delays stalled the commission.
ICASA is considering its options after the Supreme Court of Appeal found it had misinterpreted its own regulations.