The two-year legal battle, described as a “David vs Goliath” saga, was financially and emotionally taxing, says GovChat founder Eldrid Jordaan.
Opposing the judgement to halt construction is a slap in the face of indigenous rights, say campaigners.
The Western Cape launches appeal against the interdict to halt construction of Amazon’s Africa headquarters.
The Cybercrimes Act is aimed at bringing SA in line with global trends in cyber crime law and address weaknesses in local legislation that failed to codify the changing cyber threat landscape.
The organisations reach out-of-court settlement, ending High Court litigation over high-demand spectrum licensing.
The broadcaster approaches the ConCourt to challenge a ruling that analogue signal must be switched off by 30 June.
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The public broadcaster apologises to minister Khumbudzo Ntshavheni for its earlier statement on analogue switch-off.
The suspects will appear in Palm Ridge Specialised Commercial Crimes Court on business e-mail fraud allegations.
Former MTN executives Phuthuma Nhleko and Irene Charnley are added to the legal action filed against the Pan-African telco in the US.
The regulator urges Telkom to withdraw its court case after Etv largely lost its bid to derail the digital migration process.
Minister Khumbudzo Ntshavheni accepts the court-mandated 30 June switch-off, saying it gives government time to complete set-top box installations.
The association commends ICASA’s spectrum auction, urging expedited use of the scarce resource.