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Regina Pazvakavambwa

ITWeb portals journalist.

Regina Pazvakavambwa is an experienced Journalist with a demonstrated history of working in the online media industry. She has worked for ITWeb for about four years. She is a strong media and communications professional with an Honours in Media Management focused in Communication Journalism, and related programmes. She is also a coffee and social media addict, loves photography and reading. She has ambitions of being a bestseller author….writing her first page as we speak.

Articles

3:40
InnovationsAug 31, 2018

Funding remains hindrance to SA entrepreneurs' success

Difficulty in accessing early stage funding and angel investors remains a challenge for entrepreneurial development in SA, says Seed Academy.

3:00
NetworkingAug 31, 2018

Ruckus supports Facebook's Express WiFi initiative

Ruckus Networks joins Facebook's Express WiFi Certified ecosystem to help bring more people online.

3:10
ComputingAug 28, 2018

Wits introduces master's degree in digital business

The master's degree will prepare managers to recognise and harness new digital technologies.

3:30

SkillUp introduces coding programme for kids

The Cape start-up aims to equip kids with fundamental coding skills to help them navigate the ever-changing world of technology.

2:30

African agritech start-ups encouraged to enter VivaTech

The VivaTech 2019 Challenge conference is looking for agritech start-ups with AI-based solutions.

3:20

Comair, Infinea team up to create new tech firm

The technology joint venture, Nacelle, will be a service provider in aviation and related sectors, providing IT operations, support and software development.

3:10

Online platform connects schools with funding, resources

AlumnusOnline aims to link schools with corporates that adopt and support educational institutions.

3:10

UWC to offer immersive tech diploma

The accredited postgraduate diploma will incorporate augmented reality and virtual reality.

3:30

WhatsApp flaw used to spread scams

Researchers discover a flaw in WhatsApp that allows hackers to intercept and manipulate messages.

3:30

SA sees more digital initiatives focusing on learners

I-Innovate, Qberty and IFS introduce programmes to help students excel in the digital age.

3:50

Standard Bank introduces virtual card, Samsung Pay

The bank adds a virtual card and Samsung Pay, which enables tap-to-pay, to its digital payments ecosystem.

2:30

Mr D Food app hits a million downloads

The company has processed over R500 million in orders through its mobile app in the last 12 months.