Advocates say a tailor-made Start-up Act will be a powerful tool for empowering entrepreneurs in SA, while detractors say it will remain a pipe dream.
The telecoms regulator reacts strongly to the lobby group’s allegations that it is delaying the process of rolling out TV white spaces technology in the country.
The Directorate for Priority Crime Investigation says the accused were plotting to pillage SASSA by hacking into the social security agency’s system.
The EOH Board is pleased that the JSE has agreed to suspend a portion of the R7.5 million fine and allocate the balance to potential future costs.
The policy gives mobile networks and other licensees the right to select, enter and use public or private land for the deployment of their network infrastructure.
The Cape Town Regional Court Division of the Western Cape sentences David Jenkins to 500 years after he was found guilty of 25 counts of theft.
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Gender-based violence victims will soon be able to apply for a protection order online, as the department augments its IT and modernisation budget.
DG Murray Trust withdraws its court action against MTN after the telco complied with its demand to zero-rate local educational Web sites.
Nkosana Makate, inventor of the Please Call Me service, accuses Vodacom of negotiating in bad faith on fair value in compensation due to him.
The technology services company wins a case against former former trade and industry minister, as well as Telkom in a tiff about black economic empowerment.
DG Murray Trust drags the mobile operator to court over the zero-rating of local educational Web sites run by public benefit organisations.
Companies must begin this transition sooner rather than later, and should expect POPIA compliance to meaningfully transform their business practices.