Judges rip into Road Accident Fund: The Road Accident Fund refused to hand over crucial documents explaining how it determined the new medical tariffs. – MyBroadband
Showmax boss says it will make R18 billion in five years: MultiChoice executive Yolisa Phahle says Showmax is set to make R18 billion in net revenue in 5 years with an EBITDA margin of 25%. – MyBroadband
ChatGPT creator will comply with EU regulations after initial resistance: OpenAI chief executive officer Sam Altman — days after making comments that he might pull out of Europe if he didn’t feel he could meet the EU’s regulations — said he plans to comply with the bloc’s rules. – MyBroadband
Home routers helped Chinese hackers breach US Navy networks: Microsoft said the hacking group, which it dubbed Volt Typhoon, had breached government, communications, manufacturing and IT organisations in the US and Guam, a crucial military post in the western Pacific Ocean. – MyBroadband
Multiplayer Last of Us in trouble: While the game has not been cancelled yet, many of its developers have been moved to other projects. – MyBroadband
Gauteng spending R1.7 billion on mass camera surveillance, drones, and other crime-fighting tech: The Gauteng Department of e-Government wants to deploy CCTV cameras across every major road, business centre, and other hotspot areas for crimes. – MyBroadband
Eskom unions reject 5.25% salary increase: Unions demanded 9.5% pay increases and higher for Eskom employees. Last year workers embarked on an unprotected strike, with intimidation and violence plunging South Africa into stage 6 load-shedding. – MyBroadband
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