The biggest hurdle facing mobile banking in Africa is not a technical issue, but a regulatory one, say commentators.
Communications minister Siphiwe Nyanda has missed yesterday's deadline to file his answering affidavit to his former DG's court action.
The Registrar of Trademarks has provisionally refused the registration of Cell C's new logo and legal experts point to copyright issues as the cause.
Telkom has been accused of planning to award voluntary severance packages based on gender and race by trade union Solidarity.
In today's technology roundup: Lawmakers slam net neutrality scheme, Spain investigates Google WiFi, India issues BlackBerry deadline, and Verizon demos 1Gbps.
Illegal online gaming is thriving because of loopholes in the country's gaming regulations, says Smokoo.
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Privacy concerns around Google's Street View are just paranoid backlashes against the unknown, says an analyst.
The hall of shame lists the top local spammers but also offers an opportunity to be removed from the list.
Shareholders have to approve the company's move from electronics to mining, it says.
In today's technology roundup: Facebook 'dislike' scam uncovered, Wikileaks double-dares Pentagon hawks, Dell to buy 3Par, and TfL app adds augmented reality.
In this World Wide Wrap: NEC sued over VOIP project, India concerns turn to Google and Skype, and BT upgrades VOIP network.
In this WW Wrap: Dell refutes faulty PC accusations, Acer to ship 3.2m notebooks, and school turns WiFi hotspot.
The Protection of Information Bill and the Protection of Personal Information Bill have created misunderstandings, says Mark Heyink, information attorney and information security consultant at Condyn.