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R30 000 up for grabs by top female ICT student – nominate today

We are calling on the academic and IT community to submit nominations for the Wired4Women Top Tech Student award.

Wired4Women Awards 2025: Vaxowave renews sponsorship of Tech Entrepreneur award

Kume Luvhani, executive director and co-founder of Vaxowave, will help select SA’s top female tech entrepreneur.

Telkom confirmed as lead sponsor of second annual Wired4Women Awards

Following last year’s successful partnership, Telkom again supports the Wired4Women Awards programme.

Wired4Women Awards: We need your nominations!

Help us celebrate exceptional women in tech, from students to CIOs. Nominate today.

Wired4Women Awards 2025: Nominate exceptional tech women

The ICT industry is urged to nominate outstanding women in tech, from tech students to CIOs, in 13 award categories, by 31 January.

Nominations open for Wired4Women Awards 2025

Submit your nominations for exceptional women in SA’s tech by 31 January!

‘Decade of CIO Service’ winners honoured

Wits University CIO Dr Stanley Mpofu and AfriSam CIO Louise van der Bank receive “Decade of CIO Service” awards at the ITWeb Brainstorm CIO Banquet.

ITWeb Brainstorm celebrates decade of CIO excellence

This year marks a milestone for ITWeb Brainstorm's annual CIO Survey and Banquet: a decade of recognising the crucial role IT leaders play.

Visionary female tech leaders honoured at inaugural awards

The first instalment of the Wired4Women Awards highlights the importance of role models and greater participation of women in the ICT sector.

Wired4Women Awards finalists announced

The shortlists across 11 categories of the inaugural awards feature top execs, trailblazers, mentors, entrepreneurs, rising stars and students.

Wired4Women Awards: R30k to be won by top female tech student

A female student who excels academically, in tech adoption and community leadership, will win a R30k cash injection to further her studies.

Search is on for top female tech students

The Wired4Women Awards will recognise a female student who excels academically and in tech adoption and community leadership.