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When procedure speaks louder than reputation
In the High Court Pretoria Division[1], the Applicant, Vusi Thembekwayo, brought an application seeking final interdictory relief against the Respondent, Sizwe Dhlomo. This sought to
DRAFT NATIONAL ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE (AI) POLICY PUBLISHED FOR COMMENT – SOUTH AFRICA’S FINANCIAL SERVICES REGULATORS NEED TO MAKE INTERIM PLANS FOR AI RISKS
South Africa’s Draft National Artificial Intelligence (AI) Policy (“the Draft National AI Policy”) was published for public comment earlier today. It is much more comprehensive
3…2…1… lift-off!
The launch of Artemis II will mark the launch of the first crewed mission to the Moon since 1972. Despite not being a signatory to
Space Law in South Africa
In a small town near Sutherland, far away from the bright lights of any big cities, lies the largest telescope in the Southern Hemisphere, the
The Outer Space Treaty
We’re all familiar with that classic interstellar warfare scene – spaceships dodging asteroids, firing lasers, and blowing up planets, all to ensure the preservation of
Will draft policy direction published for ICASA to investigate black ownership requirements for South African broadband licences be easy?
A draft Policy Direction was published yesterday for the Independent Communications Authority of South Africa (“ICASA”) to investigate changing black ownership requirements for South African
Cybersecurity Compliance in light of the WEF’s Cybersecurity Outlook
The WEF’s Global Cybersecurity Outlook for 2024 highlights growing cyber inequality and emerging technologies as significant challenges for organisations. This article discusses some of the insights into cyber inequality and emerging technologies provided in the Report.
Public-Private Partnerships to address ICT infrastructure challenges in South Africa
This article discusses how public-private partnerships can be used to address ICT infrastructure challenges in South Africa.