The e-tolling steering committee recommends the tariffs for the controversial system be reduced.
Online gaming should be legalised as a matter of urgency, as it is an unstoppable global phenomenon, says a review body.
The Internet search giant used its market dominance to block the development of rival services, a French company alleges.
With 5% of South Africans still not registered, the DOC and mobile operators urge everyone to check their status.
Cellphone companies insist subscribers can't use the Consumer Protection Act to get out of deals signed before April.
The cellphone operator sues loss-making Huge Telecoms for breaching a settlement agreement.
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A lack of legislation hinders the country's implementation of IT-based facilities within its judiciary.
The telco seems finally set to wash its hands of its embattled Nigeria-based Multi-Links business.
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Luminet 4.2 reveals user activity across enterprise applications and scores risk in real-time.
The portal allows citizens to whistle-blow without having to deal with personal channels or a call centre operator.
Switching telecoms providers is too expensive for companies that want to keep their numbers.
Lawyers instruct The Notebook Company to immediately stop using the Dell logo.