Articles about Gauteng Department of e-Government

In2IT hosts CIO cyber security roundtable

The roundtable focused on unpacking threats in the modern era of digital transformation.

Tech-enabled crime-fighting yields gains for GP

The provincial government’s partnership with Vumacam is vital in the push towards public safety, says MEC Bonginkosi Dhlamini.

Top ICT tenders: Eskom looks for load forecasting tool

The software will be used to predict the future electrical demand for its entire area of supply for grid and network planning, says the utility.

IFP’s Bonginkosi Dhlamini to head Gauteng’s e-government dept

The Department of e-Government welcomes the Inkatha Freedom Party’s Bonginkosi Dhlamini as new MEC, who takes charge of the now-standalone department.

Gauteng taps into Vumacam’s tech to fight crime

The provincial government partners with Vumacam, receiving access to a 6 000-strong CCTV camera network and crime-fighting tech.

Top ICT tenders: Home affairs looks to business continuity

The Department of Home Affairs wants to implement business continuity management processes over a three-year period.

Top ICT tenders: A focus on software for social safety

This week’s roundup sees Gauteng’s Department of e-Government looking to deploy an e-panic button app to address social crime.

Gauteng residents urged to safely dispose of e-waste

The e-government department urges community members to use the e-waste drop-off sites around their areas.

New Gauteng premier tasks e-govt to use tech to fight crime

Panyaza Lesufi mandates the Gauteng Department of e-Government to focus on smart policing, as the province zeros in on crime and lawlessness.

New MEC in charge of Gauteng’s e-government dept

Premier Panyaza Lesufi announces new members of the executive council, including Mzi Khumalo as e-gov MEC.

e-Government dept wants GP to be 'tech leader of society'

SA’s economic hub can’t play second fiddle to tourist destination Cape Town, says Gauteng e-government’s Cyril Baloyi.

PPPs, shared risk could drive SA smart city progress

To make progress on smart cities and e-government services requires more effective partnerships between public and private sectors, with a shared risk approach.