Covid-19 crisis to lead to unprecedented digital disruption
“Everything is digital now. Going digital was only a discussion point for many businesses but now it’s the only reality.”
Author Ciaran Ryan
Why crypto money should terrify governments
Every generation or so, money goes through an evolutionary shift, and 10 years from now the fiat currencies currently in use will be regarded as relics of a bygone age, much like the fax machine.
EOH subsidiary accused of sabotage and racketeering
EOH has been accused of ignoring calls for an independent investigation into a subsidiary company, Healthshare Health Solutions, which is accused of sabotaging a client’s business.
Gugulethu entrepreneurs issue new summons against Nedbank
Two Gugulethu-based entrepreneurs who accused Nedbank of stealing their patented card-blocking invention have issued a new summons against the bank in the high court in Johannesburg.
Entrepreneurs claim Nedbank stole their patented card-blocking system
Two Gugulethu entrepreneurs applied on Tuesday to the court of the Commissioner of Patents in Pretoria for an interdict to stop Nedbank from using a card-blocking system they say was stolen from them.
Businesses increasingly going off-grid in South Africa
Forward-thinking businesses in South Africa are now starting to confront life without Eskom by putting plans in place to generate their own energy.
Corruption Watch goes to war with former Eskom board
Civil society group Corruption Watch wants five former Eskom board members declared delinquent directors.
It’s war over Eskom ‘privatisation’
Numsa says President Cyril Ramaphosa has confirmed its worst fears: that the ANC plans to privatise state-owned enterprises.
Sanral writes off old e-toll debts
Roads agency Sanral has thrown in the towel over e-toll debts older than three years and written off R3.6bn in the 2017 financial year relating to this debt. However, it will continue in its attempts to recover unpaid e-tolls by pursuing
E-tolls mess just got even messier
Last week, the Organisation Undoing Tax Abuse (Outa) barred roads agency Sanral from pleading 55 cases against its members in court on the grounds that it had not followed court procedures and had delayed presenting its cases in court
