Articles about Mpumalanga

MTN to establish 100 new 5G sites in Limpopo, Mpumalanga

The telco ramps up its network modernisation efforts in Mpumalanga and Limpopo, as it looks to rollout further new 5G sites in the provinces.

Mpumalanga schools make coding, robotics gains

The provincial government introduces coding and robotics in 128 Mpumalanga schools, as part of a pilot programme.

Mpumalanga migrates from analogue to digital

The comms minister switches off the province’s last analogue transmitter, noting digital migration is on course in SA.

The importance of 4IR in SA

Software AG, in partnership with E&T Minerals, Africa Teen Geeks and UNICEF, will modernise the computer lab and library facilities at Tsiki Naledi Secondary School in Hendrina, Mpumalanga.

MTN drives digital growth in Limpopo, Mpumalanga, North West

The planned network investment for the 2021 financial year of R350 million is aimed at modernising, upgrading, building new sites and transmission links.

Herotel makes aggressive fibre play in Limpopo, Mpumalanga

The company is in the process of constructing 16 fibre networks in the two provinces, to connect over 50 000 households and businesses.

Vuwani learners receive educational resources

The Department of Communications, and the MTN and SABC foundations partner to help learners in Vuwani, Limpopo.

ICT boost for Mpumalanga schools

Six Mpumalanga schools will have access to tech centres valued at R5.4 million.

Muthambi drives digital TV awareness

Communications minister Faith Muthambi will visit the communities of three provinces to spread awareness on the significance of digital migration.

Shipping container becomes computer lab

A fully-equipped learning facility has been made available to community members in Mpumalanga.

Wipro builds CLI, library

The company has established a computer learning incubator and a library from an old shipping container at Zamani Primary School, in Mpumalanga.

Fifteen new tech colleges to be built

The Department of Higher Education and Training plans to build 15 technical colleges in four of the country's provinces.