A lack of top-level stability at the agency leaves some companies waiting for years for tender bids to be adjudicated.
In today's technology roundup: Samsung sues Apple over 10 patents, PlayStation credit cards were encrypted, Apple explains white iPhone delay, and ICANN hires hacker for security.
Applications to explore for gas in the Karoo, where the Square Kilometre Array telescope is to be situated, have been frozen.
The CWU threatens a nation-wide strike against MTN and Vodacom, in a bid to drive temporary employment agencies out of the sector.
In today's technology roundup: Apple slammed over location tracking, hack caused PlayStation outage, moving beyond encryption, and 'father of the CD' dies.
In today's technology roundup: Apple nearly doubles profit, Google's Schmidt earns $1.25m, iPhone 5 to ship in September, and court upholds UK copyright law.
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The companies are locked in long-term supply deals and neither side would benefit from breaking that connection.
In today's technology roundup: Twitter fights 'unfollow me' app, Obama to tour Facebook HQ, Intel posts blockbuster income, and EU mulls Net-neutrality probe.
The offering from Lockton aims to address grey area risks such as loss of intellectual property rights.
The handling of e-mail has become a critical business, IT and regulatory issue, says Mark Edwards, director of product and services, Intuate Group.
There are four pillars local government must build to ensure the populace receives the services voted for, says Marina Hall, local government and SAMRAS GM, Bytes Systems Integration Cape Town.
In today's technology roundup: Apple sues Samsung for 'copying', attacks on critical systems rise, PS3 hacker donates $10k, and Easter-themed malware on the prowl.
In total, three businesses suffered losses of some $70 000 from the attacks.