The investment agreement between Microsoft SA and the Department of Trade, Industry and Competition will prioritise skills development in artificial intelligence.
By investing in internship programmes, companies can cultivate a skilled workforce and foster innovation, ultimately driving growth and success.
The State IT Agency aims to give its training arm enough of a boost to warrant accreditation with MICT SETA and the Quality Council for Trade and Occupations.
The digital payments firm selects 16 fintech start-ups from Sub-Saharan Africa, including South Africa’s Truzo.
WeThinkCode anticipates an oversubscribed 2024 application season, as it opens applications for the next cohort of software engineers.
The Lightbulb online learning system will provide the schools with the ability to offer their students customised extra lessons.
Nine female-led tech start-ups from GrindstoneX graduate from the six-month accelerator programme funded by Naspers Labs.
The largest healthcare facility in Africa will digitise its patient records in collaboration with Microsoft and Mint Group.
The partnership helps students to apply artificial intelligence and machine learning skills to MultiChoice’s audio and video projects.
While technology can optimise processes and increase productivity, it lacks the innate creativity and empathy that define human interactions, says Joe Newbert, founder of the Business Change Academy.