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.
The first iteration of locally-manufactured electric vehicles is expected as early as 2026, driven by emerging opportunities.
The Information Regulator looks to streamline compliance, as it prepares an online portal for PAIA annual report submissions.
While the probe is still ongoing, the Information Regulator’s pre-investigation of the issue finds the app inadvertently exposed personal information.
Connectivity must take priority as SA moves to establish a universal health scheme, says Council of Medical Schemes group CIO Dr Denisha Jairam-Owthar.
The short-form video app announces initiatives to combat misinformation, as SA’s seventh democratic election nears.
By using tech like IOT, SA could improve service delivery and address wasted expenditure and fraud in a matter of months, says Ewald Fourie, co-founder and CEO of IoTdc.
The Road Accident Fund’s information request comes as Cabinet recognises improvements in the entity's turnaround strategy.
The election processes are currently largely manual, and after the polls, the country must debate how to introduce electronic voting, says the Electoral Commission.
The Energy Action Plan is bearing fruit, as exemplified in the contribution of renewable energy projects, says minister Kgosientsho Ramokgopa.
The newly-appointed chairperson pledges to act with integrity, uphold the public interest and serve the people of SA.