We are committed to protecting your privacy. This privacy policy applies to all the web pages contained in this website, and forms part of our Terms and Conditions for use of the website.

All the information gathered in the online forms on the website is used to personally identify users that enquire about or subscribe to services that we provide. The information will not be used for anything not connected to these subscriptions or enquiries. None of the information will be sold or made available to anyone, unless we are required to do so by law, or as a result of an order of court.

By using this website, you signify your acceptance of our Privacy Policy. If you do not agree to this policy, please do not use our site.

Cookies

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Principles for electronically collecting personal information

We voluntarily subscribe to the Principles for electronically collecting personal information as described in Section 51 of the ELECTRONIC COMMUNICATIONS AND TRANSACTIONS ACT (ACT 25 OF 2002)

1. A data controller must have the express written permission of the data subject for the collection, collation, processing or disclosure of any personal information on that data subject unless he or she is permitted or required to do so by law.
2. A data controller may not electronically request, collect, collate, process or store personal information on a data subject which is not necessary for the lawful purpose for which the personal information is required.
3. The data controller must disclose in writing to the data subject the specific purpose for which any personal information is being requested, collected, collated, processed or stored.
4. The data controller may not use the personal information for any other purpose than the disclosed purpose without the express written permission of the data subject, unless he or she is permitted or required to do so by law.
5. The data controller must, for as long as the personal information is used and for a period of at least one year thereafter, keep a record of the personal information and the specific purpose for which the personal information was collected.
6. A data controller may not disclose any of the personal information held by it to a third party, unless required or permitted by law or specifically authorised to do so in writing by the data subject.
7. The data controller must, for as long as the personal information is used and for a period of at least one year thereafter, keep a record of any third party to whom the personal information was disclosed and of the date on which and the purpose for which it was disclosed.
8. The data controller must delete or destroy all personal information which has become obsolete.
9. A party controlling personal information may use that personal information to compile profiles for statistical purposes and may freely trade with such profiles and statistical data, as long as the profiles or statistical data cannot be linked to any specific data subject by a third party.