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Bradwin Roper steps down as MTN fintech CEO

In line with the firm’s executive notice period, Bradwin Roper will exit MTN SA at the end of October.

2:50
AfriGIS14 May

AfriGIS’s Peter Smythe appointed to GeoServer Project Steering Committee

GeoServer is an open source mapping server that allows users to share, process and edit geospatial data.

4:00
ETS Group14 May

ETS appoints new CEO to drive its growth strategy

Dennis Naidoo met the three requirements ETS wanted in a CEO: strategic vision, operational excellence and a passion for people, says Zandi Mbele, company chairperson.

4:10

Digital natives: Gen Z’s impact on AI, the workplace

It is anticipated that Generation Z’s proficiency with artificial intelligence will disrupt the way work is performed in every industry.

1:10

Cisco appoints David Meads as VP

Meads succeeds Reem Asaad as head of Cisco's Middle East, Africa and CIS regions.

2:30

MultiChoice, University of Pretoria drive AI skills

The partnership helps students to apply artificial intelligence and machine learning skills to MultiChoice’s audio and video projects.

3:40
BSG9 May

Schoeman named BSG managing partner as Nyati reorganises

Jurie Schoeman will be responsible for executing BSG’s strategic growth plans in collaboration with partners and leadership.

3:10

Wired4Women Awards finalists announced

The shortlists across 11 categories of the inaugural awards feature top execs, trailblazers, mentors, entrepreneurs, rising stars and students.

1:20
MTN29 Apr

MTN SA launches Made4U career portal

Skillsbox offers a suite of resources, including a website and mobile platform, to empower job-seekers throughout their employment journey.

4:40

Sound policymaking can drive job creation

The digital economy can create the jobs we need, but government needs to create a conducive policy environment, says Billy Mabena, Adapt IT group sales executive.

4:50
Assupol26 Apr

ITWeb TV: Gwabeni rises from lab assistant to Assupol CIO

Keneilwe Gwabeni, CIO of Assupol, shares how she started her career in IT − an industry notoriously known to be male-dominated.

5:30

SA female graduates find entry into ICT-related fields

Locally-led graduate and learnership programmes prove vital for young women to kick-start their ICT-related careers.