Where traditional bridging funding is slow and requires paperwork, digitised alternatives bring everything together in one place, say industry players.
Comms minister Solly Malatsi acknowledges the commitment to lower-cost broadband packages, broader coverage and improved connectivity.
The watchdog reaches agreement with the firms on revised conditions that remedy the competition concerns raised for the merger to be prohibited.
SA’s outdated drone laws create challenges for the industry, potentially hindering growth and innovation, industry players say.
OUTA is going to court to challenge the legality of the City of Johannesburg’s new by-law on privately-owned closed-circuit television cameras.
MTN objects to Cell C’s “Now on SA’s Best Network” advert appearing across various media formats, saying it is deliberately crafted to mislead consumers.
The central bank will need expert input to effectively implement regulations dealing with the latest technology, say analysts.
The Joburg High Court orders an investigation into lawyers who used GenAI to cite non-existent cases in court during an urgent dispute.
ICANN and ISPA express “grave concern” over the integrity of the African Network Information Centre’s recent board election, resulting in AFRINIC annulling the process.
The e-hailer says, based on the available data, the incident described did not occur during a Bolt trip.
SARB challenges a ruling overturning its seizure of R16 million held by Standard Bank, forfeited under what the court said were apartheid-era regulations.