For $100, a cyber criminal service provides clients with login and password details for any account on Facebook.
The hi-tech centre will give visitors easy access to the city's attractions, says the tourism department.
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The solution helps service providers tap into Web 2.0 to spark growth in wireless revenue.
Six local spammers placed on the association's name and shame list undertake not to send spam again.
Passport application systems will not be available in all offices this year due to budgetary constraints, says the DHA.
Sanral awards the tolling tender for Gauteng roads, ensuring e-tolls become a reality in 2010.
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