Cooking with oral agreements? Spur Corporation faces massive damages claim

The Spur Corporation is facing a R183m damages claim based on an alleged oral agreement that led to the establishment

By Heike van Beek 2 Min Read

Insurers’ narrow approach to their own reasonable precautions clause could prove risky

The recent and increasing reliance by insurers on digital downloads of data from motor vehicles to validate claims is useful

By George Herbst 3 Min Read

Hlaudi’s DStv deal haunts AfriForumTV’s launch, but copyright takedown is inconsistent

DStv had YouTube take down the launch video of a new Afrikaans streaming service based on a suspicious copyright claim.

By Stefaans Gerber 4 Min Read

These are the types of cyber attacks that must be reported to the Information Regulator

When a breach has occurred on a network system, a notification must be made to the Information Regulator and data

Whaddya mean Megan owns it already?!

Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson is under threat of potential legal action for brand infringement after being threatened by Megan Rapinoe.

By Stefaans Gerber 3 Min Read

Fuel price deregulation, smoke screen or real solution?

The Government is considering the deregulation of fuel prices which will allow stations to enter into the arena and compete

By Janie Venter 2 Min Read

Mailchimp data hack another shot across the bow of government and cybersecurity agencies

The attack on Mailchimp is another warning to all persons using software and cloud solutions to provide services, to focus

By Heike van Beek 2 Min Read

Even with Elon’s edit button, you could still be sued for what you post on Twitter

Social media users should be cautious when publishing on Twitter, even if an option to edit retrospectively is added as

By Koos Benadie Chané Visser 2 Min Read

Covid-19 state of disaster ended by Government

It remains to be seen if the official end to the national disaster will indeed have any significant practical impact

By Johan du Toit 2 Min Read