Articles about Organisation Undoing Tax Abuse

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19 articles

Jul 23, 2026

RTIA presses ahead with tech-driven AARTO rollout

The Road Traffic Infringement Agency is using tech − from e-mail tracking to a contravention register − to enforce AARTO phase two, despite OUTA’s court challenge.

23 July 2026

City Power halts meter rollout over free electricity loophole

The utility will audit its database after finding customers bypassing meters and receiving free electricity through unauthorised connections.

Nicola Mawson

10 July 2026

3:40

South African Local Government Agency

Jul 3, 2026

Court clears AARTO rollout, SAPO to deliver notices

SALGA fails to block phase two of AARTO, with the financially-fragile Post Office set to deliver e-infringement notices.

Nicola Mawson

03 July 2026

3:40

Organisation Undoing Tax Abuse

Apr 22, 2026

City Power hits back on solar registration process

OUTA says City Power’s process is unnecessary red tape, while City Power rejects the claim, saying the eight-step process is unchanged.

22 April 2026

Caught between the sun and Eskom’s bill

Eskom extends its R10 000 solar registration sweetener to September, but legislative requirements remain clouded.

Nicola Mawson

27 March 2026

6:10

State of the Nation Adress

Feb 13, 2026

President unpacks SA’s digitisation drive at SONA 2026

The 2026 State of the Nation Address highlighted intentions to use AI to fight illicit trade, among other tech plans, but commentators urge measurable implementation.

Simnikiwe Mzekandaba

13 February 2026

4:00

Road Traffic Infringement Agency

Feb 11, 2026

OUTA challenges ‘rushed’ AARTO tender over profit concerns

The civil action body contests RTIA's five-year AARTO tender over the rushed process, duplication concerns and private profit incentives in the traffic enforcement system.

11 February 2026

Eskom’s solar PV rules will backfire, says OUTA

The power utility lacks legal standing to enforce solar registration, the civic body argues, predicting mass resistance similar to e-tolls.

03 February 2026

Joburg council scraps CCTV by-law after public outcry

OUTA welcomes Johannesburg’s repeal of its CCTV by-law, calling it a victory for residents over unnecessary red tape and costs.

05 September 2025

Court showdown looms over COJ’s CCTV by-law

OUTA is going to court to challenge the legality of the City of Johannesburg’s new by-law on privately-owned closed-circuit television cameras.

07 July 2025

‘Confusion’ as e-tolls scheme comes to an end

The gantries will be switched off at midnight on Thursday 11 April but the historic e-toll debt remains in place.

Admire Moyo

10 April 2024

02:12

Nzimande slams corruption claims in NSFAS saga

In this week's tech news roundup, Higher education, science and innovation minister Dr Blade Nzimande has fired back at claims that he and NSFAS chairperson Ernest Khosa received millions of rands in kickbacks. It has been alleged that these kickbacks included at least R1 million for the South African Communist Party (SACP), from one of the fintech partners contracted to disburse monthly allowances to NSFAS-funded tertiary students. Stay informed and engaged with our comprehensive coverage of these stories and more on our website, www.itweb.co.za and social media platforms. Discover the latest advancements shaping the future of technology by ITWeb. #newsvideo #NSFAS #Dimensiondata News Links: https://www.itweb.co.za/content/Pero3qZ3pngvQb6m https://www.itweb.co.za/content/j5alr7QA4OV7pYQk https://www.itweb.co.za/content/Pero3qZ3p2RvQb6m https://www.itweb.co.za/content/4r1lyMR96Zj7pmda https://www.itweb.co.za/content/4r1ly7R96Qjvpmda

13 January 2024

4:10

Blade Nzimande

Jan 9, 2024

Nzimande slams corruption claims in NSFAS saga

Minister Blade Nzimande denies receiving kickbacks from NSFAS-contracted fintech.

Simnikiwe Mzekandaba

09 January 2024