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Think before you post something on social media! - Vimarsana News

Think before you post something on social media!

TECH It Out has been dedicated to alerting SunReaders about scammers who operate on social media spaces.

Source: snl24.com
Organised crime and kidnapping syndicates are on the rise - Vimarsana News

Organised crime and kidnapping syndicates are on the rise

A recent report by the Global Initiative Against Transnational Organized Crime indicates that organised crime is on the rise in South Africa. Upon analysis of 15 illicit markets, the report published in September ranks South Africa among the world’s most notorious ‘mafia states’ – which includes the likes of Guatemala, Brazil and Russia. Kidnapping is

Can you be held liable for content posted on social media? - Vimarsana News

Can you be held liable for content posted on social media?

The new internet censorship laws approved by President Cyril Ramaphosa and introduced in March 2022, affect regulations that govern content posted online, including social media channels.

Source: snl24.com
WATCH: What to do if you hit a pothole? - Vimarsana News

WATCH: What to do if you hit a pothole?

MZANSI has a road network of about 750 000km, although a road’s lifespan ultimately depends on the frequency of use and the type of traffic using it, and tarred roads are typically laid to last around 20 years.

Drivers urged to drive with caution while Operation Vala Zonke takes flight - Vimarsana News

Drivers urged to drive with caution while Operation Vala Zonke takes flight

South Africa has a road network of approximately 750 000 km. Although a road’s lifespan ultimately depends on the frequency of use and the type of traffic using it, tarred roads are typically laid to last around 20 years. Peter Olyott, CEO at Indwe Risk Services, says: “Although many of our national roads are in