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DStv losing channel | SAP faces R1bn suit | New driver's licences Lawmakers and cybersecurity experts have raised a number of concerns regarding the labour, data handling, and tax-paying practices of Shein and Temu. [MYBROADBAND]() This Week In Tech Top Stories [The dark side of Temu and Shein]( Lawmakers and cybersecurity experts have raised a number of concerns regarding the labour, data handling, and tax-paying practices of Shein and Temu. [Private Afrikaans university launching full-time campus in Western Cape]( Solidarity-owned private Afrikaans university Akademia is launching a campus for full-time students in the Western Cape. [Top Gauteng estate kicking load-shedding in the teeth]( Midstream Estate, between Centurion and Midrand in Gauteng, has been able to provide many of its residents with backup power during load-shedding for about two months thanks to its own solar farm and battery storage system. [DStv’s major local channel loss — MultiChoice fires back]( MultiChoice says it is disappointing that WildEarth is trying to publicly pressurise the broadcaster into helping fund the channel. [Goodbye TV licence — affordable projectors that could replace your TV]( We looked for affordable Full HD and 4K projectors that are on offer in South Africa and found eight great options with prices ranging from R2,499 to R9,999. [SAP in hot water over dodgy deal with Zimbabwe]( Zimbabwean company Twenty Third Century Systems is claiming approximately R1 billion from SAP. [South Africa getting new driving licence cards this month]( Transport minister Sindisiwe Chikunga says her department is finalising the procurement of a new driving licence printing machine. [Goodbye Eskom — South Africa getting 120 off-grid truck charging stations]( Zero Carbon Charge says it has started work on its first six electric truck stops. [Check your petrol tank — Popular fuel pulled after damaging vehicles]( Petrol stations in the southern parts of South Africa were forced to stop selling their unleaded 95 petrol. [Amazon already starting to eat Takealot’s lunch]( Discovery Bank's SpendTrend24 report reveals that Amazon is already one of the most popular online shopping platforms in South Africa. [More News You Need To Know]( MYBROADBAND [Manage your preferences or unsubscribe]( • [View PDF]( • [Pause Subscription]( • [View Online]( This email was sent to {EMAIL} on 14-04-2024 This is intended for opt-in communication only. If you feel this email is unsolicited please [report it]( to us Email Powered By Everlytic