Legal uncertainty clouds SA’s booming online gambling sector, with lawyers and the National Gambling Board squabbling over interpretations of the law.
The central bank can’t change regulations through the courts, says Joon Chong, a partner at law firm Webber Wentzel.
South African labour law accommodates technology-driven change while maintaining a strong emphasis on fairness, says Webber Wentzel.
The B-BBEE ICT Sector Council lifts the lid on the lack of transformation in the ICT sector, highlighting gaps in evaluating multinationals’ contribution to economic development.
The North Gauteng High Court “rightfully examines” the publication of matric results, as the Information Regulator eyes clarity on protection of learners’ information.
The non-profit think tank creates the Just AI Framework of Inquiry to help African policymakers, researchers and technologists navigate AI.
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South Africa joins the cyber crime fighting pact of 65 United Nations member states, amid accelerating digital harms.
The same attributes that drive return on investment are the qualities that make algorithmic management lawful, transparent and trusted within the South African legal environment.
South Africa is getting closer to a finalised national artificial intelligence policy, confirms communications and digital technologies minister Solly Malatsi.
Legitimate e-mails are being hijacked to send out phishing scams purporting to be court summonses.
The Department of Justice and Constitutional Development’s systems have been disrupted by a Windows 11 malfunction.