Saldanha Bay in the Western Cape is next in line to become the home of an artificial intelligence institute, bringing the number of AI hubs in SA to four.
Dr Blade Nzimande seeks nominations for Technology Innovation Agency board members, to bring the number up to 10 members.
The plummeting price of solar photovoltaic panels is anticipated to drive strong demand from local residential and commercial users for solar power.
The State IT Agency seeks “any type of virtual, hyper-converged or software-defined solution that may be required by government”.
The International Trade Administration Commission of SA becomes the latest government entity to fall victim to a cyber attack.
The online resource centre provides the South African government, political and non-profit partners with crucial election-related info.
The average cost of terminating a fixed call is now the same, if not more expensive, than terminating a mobile call, says the industry body.
The city wants to grow Jobs Connect, proposing a R5.5 million investment in the recruitment platform.
Cloud security unlocks the potential for the public and private sector to achieve more with less, says SS-Consulting.
Minister Dr Blade Nzimande lashes out at the former NSFAS board for failing to act on improperly awarded student allowance contracts.
Minister Dr Blade Nzimande dissolves the board with immediate effect, as students threaten national shutdown over non-payment of allowances.
The gantries will be switched off at midnight on Thursday 11 April but the historic e-toll debt remains in place.