Newly-proposed draft radio frequency regulations are under fire for undermining empowerment in the industry.
The use of “4Gs” in the operator's advertising is ambiguous and must be removed.
It is unlikely the big four banks would have been IT-ready to meet the requirements of the delayed Companies Act.
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Vodacom can no longer use the term “broadband” in its advertisements.
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The company has appointed Daniel Kasonde as the legal administrator for its South African office.
It is essential that SA align its legal framework with emerging international standards, says law firm.
Maanda Manyatshe is taken to court for a R6.2 million alleged debt, stemming from a forensic investigation to clear him of fraud.