National Treasury issues an order for the South African Reserve Bank to seize R19.6 million from the Gupta-owned Sahara Computers.
The Hague Institute for Innovation of Law invites Southern Africa start-ups to participate in this year’s justice accelerator programme.
The Facebook-owned app vows to defend the popular messaging platform from abuse, insisting GovChat has repeatedly refused to comply with its terms of service.
Digital signing solutions vastly improve the speed of sending sensitive documents and ensure the business is never held up by complicated paper processes.
The changing landscape of legal discovery within an increasingly electronic world will be the focus of a virtual event on 30 March.
The Competition Tribunal deals Facebook-owned WhatsApp a blow, restricting it from removing the official citizen engagement platform for government from the messaging app.
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The regulator lauds the ruling by the Supreme Court of Appeal against Telkom on a matter relating to the leasing of facilities between licensed operators.
Following Uber UK’s announcement that it would concede employment rights to its drivers, Uber SA drivers plead for the same entitlement.
Sabinet Judgments provides quick and easy 24-hour online access to reported and unreported South African judgments across courts.
The Information Regulator stresses the one-year grace period given to organisations to comply with the data privacy law will not be extended.
The regulator is open to settlement negotiations, rather than having a mediation process with the litigants in the spectrum auction impasse.
The Information Regulator has issued guidelines for applicants who require prior authorisation to process certain categories of information under POPIA.