The Vuk'bangene Breakfast show host Awethu Kelese had an interview with Rego Legane

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Rego Legane from Mlambo Attorney joined Awethu and Olwethu, sharing about cyber crime act 19 of 2020. He was enlightening us about the importance of understanding that internet has laws just like every other thing in the world. People must not be too free on the internet as that could result in jail time. Sharing memes and other people’s information without consent could be considered as crime.
8 Apr 2AM English South Africa News · Daily News

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