The e-hailer’s execs and government discuss regulations to ensure ride-hailing is recognised as a standalone mode of transport, to further develop the industry and create more jobs for unemployed youth.
A vulnerability in the system integrator’s call management system results in blue chip clients being able to view each other’s data.
It is estimated that US$50 billion a year in illicit financial funds flows out of West African countries alone.
The pay-TV company destroys 5 000 counterfeit remote controls that it says infringed on its DStv logo trademark.
The fight against the growing threat of money laundering and terrorist financing is led by the Financial Action Task Force.
The rush to get ready for IFRS 17 shows the insurance industry is still seriously lagging when it comes to managing its data effectively.
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The national department is taken to task over the issue of certain personal information it collected during the pandemic.
The Competition Commission moves the deadline to finalise the probe into online markets in South Africa.
The bank blames a technical error that made the information of home loan applicants, such as full names and ID numbers, visible to other applicants.
Protesters will hand over a petition signed by over 38 000 people to the SABC, in protest of TV licensing fees for PCs.
Jacobeth Lepinka (52) and her son Kedifentse (28) were convicted on Friday and will be sentenced on 16 May.