A KPMG investigation has cleared Telkom chairman Jeff Molobela of poor corporate governance allegations levied against him by the former CEO.
The party has called for government to come clean on the R4.1 billion 'Who Am I' project.
Pro-WikiLeaks hacker busted, UK pushes for single patent licence, master data management surges, and battle lines drawn in cyberspace.
Pinky Moholi responds in her personal capacity to allegations of bribery and corruption against her.
Telkom has examined claims of misconduct at its Nigerian subsidiary, leading to criminal investigations of those accused.
The national game park officials will replay video footage to individuals who deny their offences.
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The deadline given for Aarto in recent media reports is probably for the system, and not implementation, says the transport department.
The Western Cape High Court will hear arguments relating to technical issues over a R6.2 million claim.
WikiLeaks bolsters cyber defence, Google unveils Chrome OS pilot, UK to benefit least from cloud, and Amazon takes Kindle to the Web.
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