Errol Elsdon, the man behind Black Rock Mining, allegedly diverted litigation funds to a Cyprus bank account and Cyprus-based company.
The company that agreed to fund his ‘Please Call Me’ legal battle never existed, leaving him to fund the litigation against Vodacom, says Nkosana Makate.
The justice portfolio committee recommends Alison Tilley and Nomagcina Mtshontshi to join the Information Regulator.
The South African Post Office’s business rescue practitioners apply for a court order to end the business rescue proceedings, but modernisation plans remain in limbo.
Crypto executives warn proposed exchange control rules will lock SA businesses out of a global stablecoin-powered payments system.
The newly-established virtual priority court sees gains, with 80 deportation orders processed in Durban so far.
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‘Please Call Me’ inventor Nkosana Makate says Errol Elsdon’s defamation threat is baseless, as the decades-long legal battle takes another twist.
Artificial intelligence’s approach to safety could be in play, but it comes down to politics.
The draft National Artificial Intelligence Policy has been officially withdrawn through a Government Gazette.
Freedom of expression rights online, social media disputes and censorship will be major battlegrounds for Free Speech Union SA.
The defensibility of a digital signature depends on the platform used to manage the process.
The High Court rules the regulator failed to demonstrate an appeal against an earlier ruling in favour of the education department had reasonable prospects of success.