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Ex-Transnet chief Siyabonga Gama back in court in August - Vimarsana News

Ex-Transnet chief Siyabonga Gama back in court in August

The corruption and fraud case against former Transnet CEO Siyabonga Gama and four others has been postponed to 29 August.

Eskom blackouts impede R93m Transnet fraud and corruption hearing - Vimarsana News

Eskom blackouts impede R93m Transnet fraud and corruption hearing

Transnet’s former chief executive Siyabonga Gama will return to court in August

Source: mg.co.za
Transnet R93m fraud case delayed - Vimarsana News

Transnet R93m fraud case delayed

THE corruption case against former Transnet executives including former the chief executive officer, Siyabonga Gama, has been postponed.

Net closes around the Guptas | Article Preview - Vimarsana News

Net closes around the Guptas | Article Preview

The symbols of the corruption of Jacob Zuma's regime, two of the Gupta brothers face extradition to South Africa, Authorities in the United Arab Emirates and South Africa have been negotiating the extradition of Atul and Rajesh Gupta since their arrest on 6 June by Dubai police on an Interpol 'Red Notice'. The two brothers, who are wanted in South Africa on money-laundering charges have been on the run since the ousting of President Jacob Zuma in 2018. They were among his closest business allies and are accused of playing a key role in some of the corrupt deals that cost South Africa as much a...

Do scientists need an AI Hippocratic oath? Maybe. Maybe not. - Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists - Vimarsana News

Do scientists need an AI Hippocratic oath? Maybe. Maybe not. - Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists

Artificial intelligence has benefited humanity, but scientists also recognize the possibility for a dystopic outcome in which AI-powered computers one day overtake humans. Would an ethical oath for AI scientists avert this outcome? Or is such an oath too simplistic to be useful?