Cellphone users who have been illegally signed up for subscription services have no way of persuading the industry regulator they are the victims of fraud.
The law could be used as a tool by vengeful cyber citizens to abuse the privacy it is designed to protect.
The Protection from Harassment Act is the first in SA to try and clamp down on people who use electronic communications to harass others.
Richard Mwami, the operator's former business manager and head of public access, is incarcerated on charges of embezzlement.
A man is due to appear in court today for the murder of DigiCore director and Jacob Zuma associate Nhlanhla Gasa.
Neither party is appealing a R449 million fine, handed down by the Competition Tribunal last year.
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The year-long legal dispute between ZTE Mzansi and Telkom was concluded today in favour of Telkom.
TopTV presented what it feels is a solid case for airing pornographic channels, at ICASA's hearing yesterday.
Uganda's director of public prosecutions withdraws the tax evasion case against MTN CEO Sifiso Dabengwa and other executives.
Though SA had privacy laws, they were not clearly demarcated and POPI will set the boundaries, says Norton Rose.
Several criminals responsible for distributing ransomware have been arrested.
Allegations of corruption and bribery levelled by Turkcell against MTN are dismissed by the committee set up to investigate the issue.