The mobile operator has been hit by yet another advertising complaint from a rival, and says corporate bullying is at play.
Consumers enticed by online degrees should approach the institutes with the utmost caution, says MIE.
Newly published draft amendment bills to the labour law could see labour broking banned.
One of the three senior executives suspended by SITA will face criminal charges, as the agency completes a probe into corruption allegations.
Assange granted bail, hackers to target UK Web sites, Microsoft avails 40 December fixes, and every US soldier to get a smartphone.
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The Advertising Standards Authority has ruled against MTN's complaint that Cell C's network speed adverts are misleading.
The company has steadily eroded investor value, and the latest allegations of corruption just add to the disappointment, an analyst says.
Fake company directors have diverted tax refunds worth R51 million, after abusing Cipro's database.
The minister of communications is confident the Telkom board is “well capacitated” to deal with the corruption allegations levelled against it.
One of 8ta's teaser adverts has come under fire for misrepresenting a historical event and, subsequently, encouraging racial tension.
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