Companies should properly vet third-parties and the resources they bring on board, says Dirco's Rapule Kgalaki.
Huawei's troubles in Europe continue, with two employees expelled from Denmark, following an inspection of its Copenhagen offices by authorities.
The ruling party failed to prove its case in its bid to keep the domain name of its original Web site.
Asia, Africa and Latin America should learn from Europe's telecoms regulation mistakes, says Strand Consult.
The operator says it is not being racist over the Please Call Me saga and has asked for calm.
It is aware of this issue and has identified a fix that will be released in a software update later this week, says Apple.
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The ANC and #PleaseCallMe Movement call on members to cancel Vodacom contracts and port their numbers to a different network.
The Web portal provides a free step-by-step guide on the Basic Conditions of Employment Act and contract templates.
Protestors have started arriving at the Vodacom headquarters in Midrand, in support of 'Please Call Me' inventor Kenneth Nkosana Makate.
IT professionals must take responsibility for governance practices within their organisations, says Capitec's legal advisor.
As the "Please Call Me" saga turns ugly, Vodacom's lawyers send a stern letter to Gauteng education MEC Panyaza Lesufi, who criticised the operator over its failure to pay up.
As the list of countries and operators turning against Huawei grows, the tech giant may find itself cut out of 5G networks all over the world.