Secret UK military plan to keep the ANC in power

2016-05-16 BusinessTech Newsletter 91% of attacks start with email. But hey 9% don't. Snap out of it. Add Mimecast for superior multi-vendor protection. Visit [AddMimecast.com] to learn more. BusinessTech Top Articles [(click here for all news)] [Secret UK military plan to keep the ANC in power: report] Vice media claims it has uncovered a secret plan by Britain's Ministry of Defence to keep the ANC in power in the next general elections. [How long it would take to become the richest person in South Africa] Is it possible for the average worker to match a billionaire's wealth? Never in a million years. Literally. [We will take the land in Cape Town and give nothing back: Malema] EFF leader Julius Malema says that whites still rule in Cape Town, a city which represents and "remains a colony”. [Gordhan arrest off the cards – for now: report] The National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) has sent the docket investigating finance minister Pravin Gordhan back to the Hawks, 'with guidance', according to Times Live. [The most valuable suburb in South Africa] New housing data shows that for a second successive year, sales in Camps Bay and Bakoven topped the R1 billion price mark, putting the area firmly amongst the most valuable real estate in the country. [Afrihost Mobile]: Need the power of contract with the freedom of prepaid? Get the best of both with Afrihost Mobile, from R99pm. Other news you may have missed [ANC Gauteng wants e-toll rethink] The Gauteng branch of the ruling party, the ANC, has reiterated its call for a rethink on e-tolls. [Makate should not receive a cent for Please Call Me: expert] Legal expert Ari Kahn believes Nkosana Makate should not get a cent from Vodacom for his "invention" of the Please Call Me. [How SAFACT plans to stop online piracy in South Africa] BitTorrent piracy is popular among South Africa's tech-savvy Internet users, as seen with the recent launch of Game of Thrones season 6. [Vodacom reports profit and customer growth] Vodacom on Monday reported a 7.4% rise in group service revenue to R66.76 billion, in results for the year ended March 2016. Partner Content [Printing isn't dying; it's developing] The volume of material being printed isn't falling, it is actually rising, says Johan Basson, CEO of Bytes Document Solutions. Get Carrier Grade Voice and Uncapped Business Internet over premium Last mile Fibre and Wireless connectivity from BitCo. [Find out more] [Twitter] | [Facebook] | [Newsletter] | [RSS] You received this message because you are subscribed to the BusinessTech newsletter. If you wish to no longer receive these messages, simply [click here to unsubscribe].