While finance minister Pravin Gordhan is in the UK trying to woo international investors and prevent a sovereign ratings downgrade, Moody’s Investors Service has placed South Africa’s Baa2
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The Broadcasting Amendment Bill will bypass parliament’s role in making SABC board appointments, MPs heard on Tuesday. Economic Freedom Fighters MP Mbuyiseni
Parliament’s standing committee on public accounts has slammed the South African Post Office for the absence of its chairman at a key meeting into the financial viability of the
Dutch police have enlisted the help of eagles to combat potential terrorist attacks by drones in a successful test carried out before the media on Monday near The Hague. The unusual weapon
Parliament’s communications committee is expected to debate the Broadcasting Amendment Bill on Tuesday. The bill, which seeks to strengthen governance at the SABC, was introduced in
Cybercriminals are launching a digital offensive in South Africa, with attacks largely using phishing tactics, says a technology company. Around 6 185 local PCs were infected with banking malware in 2015
Internet ride-sharing company Uber says it welcomes a new transport bill that plans a crackdown on drivers who don’t have meter taxi licences. The Sunday Times reported at the weekend that cabinet has
Four years after the original Raspberry Pi arrived in February 2012, the new Raspberry Pi 3 has landed, kitted out with a considerably faster, 64-bit quad-core ARM Cortex 1,2GHz processor and
Digital cryptocurrency Bitcoin faces a key year ahead that could seal the fate of its long-term adoption, says South African-born Silicon Valley entrepreneur Vinny Lingham. Lingham first integrated Bitcoin payments into his US-based digital gift
South African-born Silicon Valley entrepreneur Vinny Lingham wants to curb identity theft with his latest venture, called Civic. Lingham shot to Silicon Valley fame when he sold his virtual gift card service Gyft to First Data for more than US$50m in 2014