The South African Police Service’s e-recruitment system is officially live, with plans to bring on board 5 500 aspiring police officers.
The Department of Basic Education is under pressure over its approach to mathematics in schools.
Many QA professionals may not have the necessary expertise to work with AI tools, so targeted training and education programmes are required, says Aysha Sassman, software quality assurance specialist at iOCO.
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NIL Africa's instructors are field engineers who’ve designed, deployed and supported real-world networks, says Martin Camp, MD of Go Fourth Learning and NIL Africa.
South Africa has 25 years to train a Net Zero generation to develop key technologies – or risk losing R2.6 trillion.
ABB says learning and development initiatives aim to address issues faced by SA’s youth.
The South African Reserve Bank seeks tech solutions to help central banks and financial sector regulators to solve policy problems.
Microsoft drives AI innovation and digital literacy in SA, fostering a future-ready workforce.
IHS South Africa joins forces with Project Isizwe to launch free, uncapped public WiFi in Durban’s KwaMashu township.
The Technology Innovation Agency and MICT SETA partner to strengthen digital skills and advance economic growth across SA.
As government undertakes major digital transformation initiatives, moving to the cloud becomes a focal investment area.