The South African Post Office is advertising for a “reputable card scheme” to issue cards for Postbank over a period of five years.
A 38-year-old suspect was arrested and a large quantity of computers has been recovered, says the South African Police Service.
Two suspects alleged to have been behind the July looting and unrest will appear in court today, for incitement to commit violence on social media.
A class-action settlement sees the tech giant create a $100 million Small Developer Assistance Fund, and change App Store policies and practices.
POPI compliance delivers intangible benefits, including the fact that customers want to engage and transact with trusted, reliable and responsible providers.
One of the best ways to maintain the integrity of sensitive information is secure printing software, says Mario De Carvalho, solutions specialist at Konica Minolta South Africa.
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The digital space has made its work and law enforcement in fighting child sexual abuse material doubly challenging, says the Film and Publication Board.
The Competition Commission finds the proposed transaction is unlikely to result in a substantial prevention or lessening of competition in any relevant markets.
The Hague Institute for Innovation of Law selects the four Southern Africa legal start-ups that will proceed to its global justice accelerator programme.
The group initiates an exit of Syria, abandoning its operations, as regulatory actions and demands make operating in the market untenable, says CEO Ralph Mupita.
The company writes an open letter to the hackers, saying law enforcement in any country will regard this as a major economic crime.
The Special Investigating Unit announced yesterday it had been authorised to investigate four IT contracts awarded to EOH and its subsidiaries.