Media reports alleging irregular expenditure have targeted the wrong financial year, says the department.
Denying wrongdoing, the company will pay $63.7 million to resolve whistleblower allegations relating to government contracts.
The device allows users to interact with holographic images, or to manipulate virtual objects.
The loss exposed flaws in the bank's risk controls that may prompt regulators to act, analysts say.
The city faces a R15 million administrative fine for failing to sort out 65 problems caused by its dysfunctional billing system.
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The Department of Transport will develop a migration plan for eNatis, and IT team members are being trained in India for this purpose.
The current economic climate means government must be able to do more with less in terms of IT, says the agency.
In today's technology roundup: Google beefs up patent arsenal, FBI probes celeb photo leaks, RIM grilled over UK riots, and Heidi Klum most dangerous online celebrity.
The company accuses the iPhone maker of infringing at least three of it tech patents.
SA is the 25th highest country in the world for purchasing pirated software, says BSA.
In today's technology roundup: YouTube intros built-in video editor, Groupon IPO back on track, TomorrowNow to pay $20m copyright fine, Intel previews Android tablet, and World Cup brings PBX hacking,
Local loop unbundling won't have the same effect now as it would have had if it was carried out earlier, say analysts.