Telecom companies will experience significant change as a result of the leasing exposure draft, says PWC.
Pigspotter and Lead SA team up to combat corruption among members of the country's metro police.
The Chinese firm has 400 contract workers in SA, and only four were detained and then released by authorities, it says.
The listed company will not comment on allegations that it is owed R29 million by the ruling ANC party.
In today's technology roundup: Warning of anti-virus call scam, RIM sheds more light on PlayBook, bots cause havoc on poker sites, and Tweeters back bomb threat convict.
In this World Wide Wrap: Sweden presents data storage bill, EMC snaps up Bus-Tech, and SugarSync boosts storage space.
ITWeb Governance, Risk & Compliance FEB 2025
Aligning GRC with Business Innovation and Agility
Freeing spectrum for mobile broadband could generate 28 000 direct jobs in the sector, says the GSMA.
SA's cellular users now have until June 2011 to register their SIM cards under RICA.
In today's technology roundup: Internet faces turbulent times, OpenOffice demise highly possible, original Apple 1 under the hammer, and Twitter bomb threat appeal fails.
The DOC will work closely with ICASA to ensure the local loop is unbundled by November 2011, says the communications minister.
The new communications minister promises open and transparent communication with the media.
The new minister commits to more effective leadership, planning and budgeting at his “dysfunctional” department.
Jack Shilubane is placed on precautionary suspension, pending an investigation into procurement irregularities.