Lusanda Gloria Qose gets a jail term for her role in a scheme involving the unlawful access and manipulation of a customer’s banking profile.
Advocates and judges clash over public interest concerns and revised terms as an appeal against a ruling to block the merger is heard.
The companies erred with their argument before the Competition Appeal Court, judges say.
An online Ponzi scheme defrauded citizens out of their hard-earned savings, with individual losses ranging from R1 300 to nearly R600 000.
If we don't get some contrary views and critical debate on online age verification, it could impact internet freedom and democracy.
The Facebook parent company closes several WhatsApp and Instagram accounts, and pledges cooperation with law enforcement.
Where traditional bridging funding is slow and requires paperwork, digitised alternatives bring everything together in one place, say industry players.
Comms minister Solly Malatsi acknowledges the commitment to lower-cost broadband packages, broader coverage and improved connectivity.
The watchdog reaches agreement with the firms on revised conditions that remedy the competition concerns raised for the merger to be prohibited.
SA’s outdated drone laws create challenges for the industry, potentially hindering growth and innovation, industry players say.
OUTA is going to court to challenge the legality of the City of Johannesburg’s new by-law on privately-owned closed-circuit television cameras.