The government plans to implement a self-regulatory mechanism that will review objectionable content being aired.
The oil company's proposed shale gas initiative in the Karoo would cause radio frequency interference for the telescope.
A new law is unlikely to make credit bureaus clean up their databases, leaving consumers at risk.
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It is now illegal for individuals or companies to throw away anything that constitutes e-waste, says Ulze van Wyk, MD of Africa E-Waste.
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The public can now fax, post, hand-deliver or e-mail e-tolling submissions to the Department of Transport.
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Cameras backed by emotion recognition software will detect consumer moods and target them with an advert.
The social networking site was used after a lawyer had difficulty getting a defaulter to attend court.
The platform will provide clients with a search interface, with options to refine the results of complex searches.
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The country will surpass an annual growth rate of 9% if it stems bribery, says KPMG.