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Our shapeshifter this week, Panzit Lakula, the chair of the Information Regulator of South Africa, we spoke to her about her experiences, her time at the South African Human Rights Commission, at the Electoral Commission, where she was the chief electoral
just that you know uh also because our these court cases take such a long time because even all i none of them have actually uh reached our courts we're still at a stage where we are we are dealing with exchanging papers and so on we're speaking to advocate
Regulator, and you're the chair of the information regulator now. And it seems to me that many of the issues around information is really regulating who can have and who cannot have which information. Are there particular issues that you can see are currently
Saturday, I'm going to this concert at Grace Bible Church of Tear Soga and Mandisi Chanches singing with a choir. Advocate, I've known you for about 20 years and it's only now that I know that about you. So thank you so much for coming on and being our
just that you know, also, because these court cases take such a long time, because even all I none of them have actually reached our courts. We're still at a stage where we are dealing with exchanging papers and so on. We're speaking to advocate Pansy Klakula.
We're speaking to advocate Pansy Klakula. She's the chair of the Information Regulator of South Africa. She's our shapeshifter tonight on The Money Show. She's with us until 8 o'clock. A few more minutes, 12 minutes now to 8. Of the 148,000 people listening to
on the money show with Stephen Grotus, Stephen sat down with advocate Pensitlakula, chairperson of the Information Regulator of South Africa. They spoke about her journey from growing up in Everton to a career spanning human rights, elections, academia, and
if you think that there is something important. Maybe your Street WhatsApp group needs to hear one of the conversations. Tonight, we bring you a mixture of stories from the world of money from the week that has been. Our shapeshifter this week, Panzit Lakula,
Take such a long time because even all none of them have actually reached our courts. We're still at a stage where we are dealing with exchanging papers and so on. We're speaking to advocate Pansy Tlakula. She's the chair of the Information Regulator of South
It seems to me that many of the issues around information is really regulating who can have and who cannot have which information. Are there particular issues that you can see are currently the burning issues around information right now in South Africa? You
To the information regulator, and you're the chair of the information regulator now. And it seems to me that many of the issues around information is really regulating who can have and who cannot have which information. Are there particular issues that you can
Are currently the burning issues around information right now in South Africa? You know, I always have to remind South Africans that the information regulator is responsible for two rights: the right of access to information, which is very important. I mean,
In South Africa? You know, I always have to remind South Africans that the information regulator is responsible for two rights: the right of access to information, which is very important. I mean, that is an enabling right. Without access to information, you
From the Information Regulator spokesperson Nomzama Zundi. Thank you. Follow Cape Talk on X at Cape Talk. Government wants to tighten South Africa's gun laws, but gun owners are challenging the evidence behind the proposed changes. The South African Gun Owners
that will emerge that protect the consumer from overzealous data collection. So the POPI Act in South Africa, the Protection of Personal Information Act, as well as the general data protection rules in Europe, will actually protect motorists from excessive
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the story now. The National Consumer Commission has issued a strict warning to all direct marketers in South Africa to register on the new national opt-out registry system or face severe statutory consequences. Minister of Trade, Industry and Competition Napak
to the story. The National Consumer Commission has issued a strict warning to all direct marketers in South Africa to register on the new national opt-out registry system or face severe statutory consequences. Minister of Trade, Industry and Competition
story: Now, the National Consumer Commission has issued a strict warning to all direct marketers in South Africa to register on the new national opt-out registry system or face severe statutory consequences. Now, the Minister of Trade, Industry and Competition
The National Opt-Out Registry. This was unveiled by the Minister of Trade, Industry, and Competition. And indeed, we were joined by the Information Regulator, the chairperson, the advocate Pency Takula. Wow, this is meant to work. And I think I like that you
Our shapeshifter this week, Panzit Lakula, the chair of the Information Regulator of South Africa, we spoke to her about her experiences, her time at the South African Human Rights Commission, at the Electoral Commission, where she was the chief electoral
just that you know uh also because our these court cases take such a long time because even all i none of them have actually uh reached our courts we're still at a stage where we are we are dealing with exchanging papers and so on we're speaking to advocate
Regulator, and you're the chair of the information regulator now. And it seems to me that many of the issues around information is really regulating who can have and who cannot have which information. Are there particular issues that you can see are currently
Saturday, I'm going to this concert at Grace Bible Church of Tear Soga and Mandisi Chanches singing with a choir. Advocate, I've known you for about 20 years and it's only now that I know that about you. So thank you so much for coming on and being our
just that you know, also, because these court cases take such a long time, because even all I none of them have actually reached our courts. We're still at a stage where we are dealing with exchanging papers and so on. We're speaking to advocate Pansy Klakula.
The new national opt-out registry system will face severe statutory consequences. Now, the Minister of Trade, Industry and Competition Park Stau, alongside National Consumer Commissioner Hardin Rachisu and Information Regulator Chair Advocate Pansy Lagula,
in April this year. Among others, the regulation will obligate direct marketers to contact consumers only if they've given consent. The Commissioner says the country is catching up to the rest of the globe in this regard. South Africa joins a substantial and
We're speaking to advocate Pansy Klakula. She's the chair of the Information Regulator of South Africa. She's our shapeshifter tonight on The Money Show. She's with us until 8 o'clock. A few more minutes, 12 minutes now to 8. Of the 148,000 people listening to
The Minister of Trade, Industry and Competition, Park Stow, has warned direct marketing companies that violate the National Opt-Out Registry will face severe consequences, including fines of up to 1 million Rand or 10% of their annual turnover. He says
on the money show with Stephen Grotus, Stephen sat down with advocate Pensitlakula, chairperson of the Information Regulator of South Africa. They spoke about her journey from growing up in Everton to a career spanning human rights, elections, academia, and
news headlines at 3:30, good afternoon. I'm Gladys Mutelem. Trade Minister Park Stau has revealed that South Africans have received more than 7 billion spam calls this year. He has announced the rollout of a national opt-out registry to help curb unwanted
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The National Consumer Commission warned all direct marketers in South Africa to register on the new national opt-out registry or face severe statutory consequences, with Information Regulator Chair Advocate Lakula taking part in the announcement 123. Lakula, chair of the Information Regulator, said the regulator is responsible for protecting privacy when information is requested 7.
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