Cape Town businesses and households have already earned R25.8 million under the city’s cash-for-power programme.
The latest drama involves facial recognition technologies and eGate systems for regulating passenger movements at airports.
The Information Regulator issues the first enforcement notice against a direct marketing firm, saying it contravened section 69 of POPIA.
Cape Town’s Library and Information Service will up WiFi access across its 102 facilities during the 2024/25 financial year.
SA falls short of the UN Broadband Commission's affordability threshold, with 1GB of data consuming over 2% of the average monthly income for many citizens, says Matone Ditlhake, CEO of Corridor Africa.
All three of South Africa’s biggest political parties’ manifestos ramp up their ICT plans, as they prepare to do battle for votes at the polls on 29 May.
SA automobile industry bodies express concern at the lack of urgency of government’s R964 million electric vehicle budget allocation, set to be rolled out in 2026.
While the decision to bring the solar tax break incentive to a halt was expected amid fiscal constraints, industry players are still disappointed.
South Africa’s Information Regulator reveals data breach notifications of as many as 150 a month, up from 56 this time last year.
The communications department to continue rolling out the second phase of government’s broadband project, with R2.4 billion set aside to implement the project over the medium-term.