Say a prayer for WakaTV, the pay-to-watch pirate streaming service that steals content from MultiChoice and DStv. Also say a prayer for the yearly subscribers to WakaTV that paid over R1 000 for pirate content.

According to MultiChoice, which joined a team made up of local cybercrime fighters and the Western Cape government, WakaTV has “thousands” of people paying to watch, and now key people involved in the operation are being charged after a raid on the company.

Capetonians are set to find it a bit easier to park thanks to a new service and feature expansion from smart parking provider admyt, and Bolt has a driver problem, in that it admits to permanently blocking over 6 000 former drivers in South Africa in the last six months alone.

“This move is part of Bolt’s ongoing commitment to providing top safety infrastructure within the ride-hailing industry. The company will continue to permanently block drivers and riders who have been reported for misconduct from accessing the platform,” Bolt said in a statement it sent to us.

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