As motorists brace themselves for steep toll fees, the upgraded roads are already warping in places.
The company puts an improved wage offer on the table, but it falls short of unions' demands.
In today's technology roundup: Apple gives Cook 1m shares, online defamation cases double, Google to kill off Slide platform, and China, US close 48 child porn sites.
The elimination of the obsolete Fairness Doctrine regulations will remove an unnecessary distraction, the body says.
If the fixed-line operator does not put a better wage offer on the table this morning, unions will strike next week.
Since 2008, foreign content has increased by 154% while Australian content has grown by only 59%, says a report.
ITWeb Governance, Risk & Compliance FEB 2025
Aligning GRC with Business Innovation and Agility
Vodacom and Cell C say they are implementing changes to their contracts already and there is no need for the NCC to force them to do so.
Celeb names banned from .xxx domain, Galaxy phones barred in Europe, Zeus infusion targets online banking, and Nokia unveils revamped Symbian phones.
The litigation comes one week after Google revealed its $12.5 billion acquisition of Motorola.
If organisations are to successfully implement cloud computing, they must not overlook legacy systems, says Fry Consultants.
Victims of licence plate fraud will pay double, foreign drivers won't pay and no one knows if victims of stolen e-tags will still have to pay tariffs.
SA's second network operator has not finished paying a once-off fee that was due for the 2009/10 financial year.
The Internal Audit Agency in Ghana plans to improve risk management in the public sector.