The software digitises and automates labour relations processes and enables labour relations teams to conduct cases in compliance with best practice.
Minister Dr Blade Nzimande appoints a committee to unearth how the National Student Financial Aid Scheme’s R100 million IT system turned out not fit-for-purpose.
The Presidency has announced the commencement of certain sections of the 2013 Protection of Personal Information (POPI) Act.
The rapid, mass move to working from home amplifies the need for the country’s Cyber Crimes Bill, which has been years in the making, to become law.
The energy department publishes the request for information in respect of the commencement of a nuclear build programme to the extent of 2 500MW.
The global tech giants halt the sales of facial recognition technology to police amid protests about brutality after the killing of George Floyd.
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The communications ministry confirms that two months after her suspension, minister Stella Ndabeni-Abrahams will be back in the office by midweek.
Complainants allege MTN paid bribes to al-Qaida and the Taliban to avoid investing in expensive security for its transmission towers.
The provincial government looks to introduce tech solutions, including a marking system, to identify legal operators as taxi violence is on the increase.
The South African deployment marks the first project for the freshly minted partnership between Repstor and Cloud Essentials.
The Western Cape’s Rental Housing Tribunal plans virtual resumption of services in an effort to resolve the backlog of cases.
Webber Wentzel experts unpack issues related to tracking and tracing, among other concerns.