The Gauteng Department of Education opens a new specialisation school, focusing on research and innovation, in Ga-Rankuwa, Tshwane.
The Public Sector ICT Forum details how SA’s legislation falls short of enabling innovation and empowerment.
The Film and Publication Board-spearheaded body will foster collaboration and information-sharing among regulators of the South African digital economy.
Prepaid meters operating on obsolete technology will cease to provide electricity from 24 November 2024, says the utility.
What started as an impending energy crisis more than a decade ago has morphed into what can only be described as akin to an irrevocable catastrophe, says Prof Bismark Tyobeka, principal and vice-chancellor of the North-West University.
Even as the science, tech and innovation ecosystem’s research capacity expands, it’s faced with an aging workforce.
South African National Parks leads this week’s top tenders, with requests covering software, hardware and telecoms.
The state-owned infrastructure provider draws first blood in the legal matter over Eskom disconnecting its fibre-optic cables.
The ruling may create a precedent that will inadvertently shield some public institutions from investigations, says the unit.
Most cyber security teams are under-staffed and struggle to apply firewall policies, according to a report from Indusface.