Online content in South Africa could be regulated by the Press Council rather than the Film and Publication Board, according to people with knowledge of the matter. The FPB earlier
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Increased investment in software licences, specialised computer services, systems advisers and system development will lead to a robust improvement in IT spending by the South African government in the next four years, says Frost & Sullivan
BlackBerry has rejected political moves to ban strong encryption, saying that it’s a short-sighted policy that would not serve companies or governments. British Prime Minster David Cameron recently indicated that his government was intent on banning
The department of energy announced in a statement on Thursday that it has signed two memoranda of understanding with Russian state nuclear energy corporation Rosatom at the 7th summit of the Brics (Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa)
South African CEOs of JSE-listed companies earned an average of R4,1m in 2014, according to a report released on Thursday. According to PwC’s executive directors – practices and remuneration trends report, South Africa had 1 180 executives within
The labour court on Wednesday ordered Telkom to halt its section 189 process which deals with planned retrenchments at the company. Telkom announced last month that it plans to cut over
The Financial Services Board (FSB) has invited public comment on an application by a company called ZAR X for an exchange licence. The JSE is currently the only licensed exchange in the country and
E-tolls will be tested on the N3 in selected toll plaza lanes, beginning next week, the N3 Toll Concession (N3TC) company said on Wednesday. The company, responsible for the N3 toll route
The Advertising Standards Authority has rejected consumer complaints against a Cell C ad that features a scruffy dog mounting a man’s leg, ruling that the company can continue flighting it
Mobile phone taxi service Uber has become the latest target to feel the heat in the fight for dominance over South Africa’s transport sector. The growing opposition by other taxi operators to the service is now pressuring