Pietermaritzburg communities switch on to free WiFi

AI-based cameras help bust four suspects on William Nicol Drive after an extensive high-speed car chase that started in the Johannesburg CBD.

Over 600 000 students and staff in the post-school education system have used the HealthCheck assessment tool to screen for coronavirus.

The city rolls out a WhatsApp chat service to allow the public to interact with it directly on a range of service issues.

The agreement between the entities is expected to enhance the protection of the end-user when using electronic communications services and networks.

This week’s National Tender Bulletin sees the State IT Agency dominating government's technology procurement.

Robert Nkuna, who until recently served as director-general in the communications ministry, joins the Department of Planning, Monitoring and Evaluation.

Analysts laud the state-owned entity’s decision to add undersea cable monitoring as part of its new service offerings.

To have mass deployment of 5G nationally, it will require the Independent Communications Authority of SA to decisively award spectrum, analysts say.

The Department of Basic Education reiterates that zero-rated online resources are available to support learning at home.

The ITU’s Global E-waste Monitor shows global electronic waste increased by 21% in five years, with 53.6 million metric tonnes produced in 2019.

The citizen engagement platform enables ordinary South Africans to take a poll, rating schools’ COVID-19 safety and preparedness as more learners return to classrooms.

Government is leveraging collaboration tools such as videoconferencing services to keep team members connected and engage with the public.