Your used car could be worth much more than a year ago: South Africa’s new car sales are struggling, but car owners could cash in on soaring second-hand prices. – MyBroadband
Adapt IT’s big plans following JSE delisting: Adapt IT CEO Tiffany Dunsdon provides details about their plans following their delisting from the JSE after its acquisition by Volaris Group. – MyBroadband
Matric exam results get green light: The Pretoria High Court has ruled that the Department of Basic Education should continue to publish the matric results publicly on media platforms and newspapers. – MyBroadband
Microsoft offers R1.06 trillion to buy Activision Blizzard: Microsoft is planning to acquire troubled gaming studio Activision Blizzard, reportedly for $ 68.7 billion. – MyBroadband
Department of Transport will fight court ruling against traffic fine laws: The Department of Transport will appeal a Pretoria High Court ruling that declared Aarto unconstitutional and invalid. – MyBroadband
Eskom’s 20.5% price hike punishes South Africans: Several organisations are pushing for Nersa to reject Eskom’s tariff application, saying it is unaffordable and unjust. – MyBroadband
Pick n Pay car licence disc renewal and traffic fine service launched: Pick n Pay has rolled out a vehicle licence disc renewal and traffic fine management pilot programme in 1,429 stores across South Africa. – MyBroadband
South Africa’s new traffic fine system exposed personal data: An insecure interface for the Aarto traffic infringement system exposed the personal data of anyone who received a fine under the new law, which was recently declared unconstitutional. – MyBroadband
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