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Digital occupation: How surveillance technologies repress dissent from Gaza to Cape Town
Thought Leader
/ 13 June 2025

Digital occupation: How surveillance technologies repress dissent from Gaza to Cape Town

This creeping form of observation marks a dangerous evolution in how power is exercised and dissent controlled

By Sõzarn Barday
Digital trust at risk: Are municipalities able to protect our personal data?
Thought Leader
/ 28 May 2025

Digital trust at risk: Are municipalities able to protect our personal data?

Residents deserve to know that the information shared with their municipality is securely stored and will not be leaked, sold or weaponised

By Lesedi Senamele Matlala
Justice department to challenge R5 million fine in court
National
/ 11 October 2023

Justice department to challenge R5 million fine in court

The department missed the deadline for appealing the fine imposed by the Information Regulator for failing to comply with the Popi Act

By Emsie Ferreira
Information regulator fines justice department R5 million
National
/ 4 July 2023

Information regulator fines justice department R5 million

The department missed a deadline imposed by the regulator to renew licences for antivirus software systems

By Emsie Ferreira
This is a call to inform people about the law to initiate change
Opinion
/ 28 March 2022

This is a call to inform people about the law to initiate change

The government, civil society organisations and public and private institutions need to take the initiative

By Sibongile Khosa
Court rules matric results will be published in the media
Education
/ 18 January 2022

Court rules matric results will be published in the media

Court grants AfriForum’s application to compel the department of basic education to publish matric results in newspapers and online platforms

By Marcia Zali
The White House opens a new era of cybersecurity
Opinion
/ 10 June 2021

The White House opens a new era of cybersecurity

South Africa, too, is vulnerable to cyber attacks and needs to take steps to secure its digital futur

By Stephen Kreusch
Tracking, tracing and transparency
Coronavirus
/ 18 October 2020

Tracking, tracing and transparency

Governments are processing tons of personal information to limit the spread of Covid-19. They must ensure this does not cost us our privacy

By Robyn Pasensie and Isäm Bartlett
South Africa must implement privacy laws to protect citizens, says UN expert
Article
/ 12 March 2020

South Africa must implement privacy laws to protect citizens, says UN expert

The UN says South Africa lags behind the rest of the world when it comes to implementing measures to keep private information safe from governments and corporations

By Lester Kiewit
Democracies die behind closed doors: Battling for the right to know
Analysis
/ 23 September 2014

Democracies die behind closed doors: Battling for the right to know

Avoidance and refusal have become default settings in government as requests for more information are routinely ignored.

By Piers Pigou

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