At its signature SHARP Tech Day held in Tokyo, Japan, the innovator unveiled its technology strategy for the future.
This week’s top tenders see SA’s National Roads Agency rush to receive tender submissions before the year closes.
The publication of the final next-generation radio frequency spectrum policy is approved, as ICASA readies next auction.
The Film and Publication Board wants its annual financial budget bumped up to R450 million, so it can deliver on its new mandate as online content regulator.
The telco engages with ICASA to make a payment arrangement for the spectrum it acquired last year.
Ghost employees are one of the most prevalent types of occupational fraud, perpetuated through illicit payroll activities, says Datacentrix.
Electricity minister Dr Kgosientsho Ramokgopa receives the first consignment of energy equipment donated by China.
The Information Regulator wants the credit bureaus to show it exactly how they came to the conclusion that they were not hacked for a second time.
SA-born Elon Musk’s Starlink satellite company does not have a licence to operate in the country, says the regulator.
The city opens a school to train unemployed youth and introduce them to the business process outsourcing sector.