The video-sharing platform and department champion the safe use of online video for learning and engagement.
The US government files civil action against Mirror Trading International for fraud and registration violations.
The taxman outlines its tech and data-driven efforts to ensure taxpayers comply with their tax obligations.
Government tender activity increases but the ICT sector is not favoured.
The Constitutional Court replaces the Pretoria High Court analogue switch-off ruling with an order declaring the switch-off and set-top box registration deadlines unconstitutional.
The central bank needs to regulate the payment ecosystem and ensure financial stability in a world of disruptive technology, says governor Lesetja Kganyago.
The bank resolves its technical difficulties, with the R350 grant fund payments now restored.
Gauteng and KwaZulu-Natal will remain with poor network connectivity until analogue signals are switched off, says minister Khumbudzo Ntshavheni.
The SA Post Office and Postbank reveal their IT systems are unavailable, including access to social relief grant funds for Postbank customers.
Cabinet calls on taxpayers to use eFiling or the SARS MobiApp when the tax season begins on 1 July.
Kaspersky has discovered an ongoing campaign by an advanced persistent threat (APT) group called ToddyCat.
The city’s residents can now log water-related queries and request assistance via the popular messaging service.