The City of Cape Town’s new by-law to curtail alcohol trading hours comes in to effect at midnight on 31 December 2010. Breaking the new law will result in a fine of up to R30 000, a prison term of up to three years, or both.
The by-law was approved by the municipality on 28 [...]

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There has been an on-going debate surrounding internet privacy, much like the telemarketing debate about whether consumers should have the option to opt out of receiving these calls.  The American government’s top consumer protection agency has set up a plan that will allow consumers to choose whether or not they want their buying habits and [...]

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Since the establishment of the presidency hotline on 14 September 2009, it has assisted with the successful investigation of 235 government officials which have been found guilty of misconduct.

Of these cases, 35 officials were suspended and 120 were given final written warnings.  80 officials were dismissed due to the severity of their misconduct. A total [...]

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A new crime fighting and awareness website, Turn It Around officially launched on Monday 15 November 2010. As the name implies, the aim of the website is to bring South Africans together to help fight crime and corruption, share information that would be useful to the public and help turn around the shortcomings in our [...]

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MTN has put a new perspective on the word “Ayoba” by launching an exciting and innovative mobile booking engine called The MTN Traveller.  This is not only a new service for South Africans but also a world first!  The MTN Traveller is a free, accessible application which allows you to book and pay for your [...]

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