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The South African Minister of Communications and Digital Technologies has introduced the Electronic Communications Amendment Bill (the "Bill") in the National Assembly.

Many member countries over the world have previously been suspended by FIFA owing to their complete disregard of FIFA's non-interference principle, which principle seeks to promote the independence of football federations who are member associations of FIFA.

The regulations intend to govern the validity period and roll-over of data. For instance, data bundles of 1GB to 5GB must remain valid for 90 days.

The Low-Carb, High-Fat diet, colloquially called the Banting diet after William Banting, has taken South Africa by storm with a recent endorsement by Professor Tim Noakes.

On 1 November 2019, the South African communications regulator, ICASA, published a long-awaited Information Memorandum (IM)...

DStv will limit streaming and account sharing from 22 March 2022. Is this unilateral ‘rules of use policy' change by the broadcaster even legal?

The discussion document further identifies licensees that may have significant market power in the identified markets, and proposes pro-competitive remedies.

We note that on 29 January 2020, ICASA published a notice of an extension of the closing date for submissions in respect of the review of the Must Carry Regulations.

In a judgment handed down on 14 May 2012 in Dutch Reformed Church Vergesig Johannesburg Congregation v Rayan Sooknunan t/a Glory Divine World Ministries, the South Gauteng High Court provided important guidance regarding material published on the social network Facebook.

The explosive growth in portable mobile device ownership offers more and more ways to consume media digitally.

South Africa has experienced no fewer than four significant data breaches involving consumer's personal information held by businesses, in the preceding ten months alone.

One of the interesting aspects of patents is the degree to which countries have harmonised their laws.

By now, most organisations are aware that the Protection of Personal Information Act (POPIA) 4 of 2013 ("the Act") is effective and requires all businesses which process personal information...

Cyber-attacks, ransomware and data breaches are becoming increasingly more frequent and a threat to the day-to-day operations of a business. The recent data leak by Experian has...

Various countries across the globe are in a race against time to develop the first vaccine for COVID-19. While Russia has reported a possible vaccine for the virus,...

It's been fewer than six months since a novel coronavirus was discovered and this disease known as Covid-19 has since taken the world by storm affecting 185 countries, infecting close to 2.5 million people..

Africa, the world's second largest continent, is home to some of the fastest-growing economies.

Barcelona football star, Lionel Messi has emerged victorious in a trade mark dispute over his name that has raged on for nearly a decade. The decision of the Court of Justice of the European Union...

In order for a trade mark to be registrable it must be distinctive and capable of distinguishing one party's products from those of other parties operating in a similar field of trade.

The Cambridge Dictionary defines a force majeure as an "unexpected event such as a war, crime, or an earthquake which prevents someone from doing something that is written in a legal agreement".