The Information Regulator is in a legal “battle” with Google and Meta after the tech giants refused to hand over records, claiming South African law doesn't apply to them.
The Reddit vs Perplexity lawsuit is testing the limits of copyright, data ownership and AI ethics.
A joint operation in Lenasia results in the successful seizure of hundreds of illegal streaming devices valued at over R500 000.
SA’s legal industry is forming alliances with other sector bodies to try wipe out international casinos illegally operating in SA.
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The mobile network operator discloses ongoing legal and tax disputes across its various jurisdictions.
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The Prudential Authority imposes administrative sanctions on Discovery Bank, as a result of its non-compliance with the FIC Act.
Vodacom and Nkosana Makate reach an out of court settlement, bringing a close to the years-long ‘Please Call Me’ battle.
Legal uncertainty clouds SA’s booming online gambling sector, with lawyers and the National Gambling Board squabbling over interpretations of the law.
The central bank can’t change regulations through the courts, says Joon Chong, a partner at law firm Webber Wentzel.
South African labour law accommodates technology-driven change while maintaining a strong emphasis on fairness, says Webber Wentzel.
The B-BBEE ICT Sector Council lifts the lid on the lack of transformation in the ICT sector, highlighting gaps in evaluating multinationals’ contribution to economic development.