SA’s digital quality of life below average

This week’s National Tender Bulletin sees the State Information Technology Agency opening up about tender awards.

Shunned by the West, the Chinese telecommunications company pledges to equip thousands of South Africans with 5G and fourth industrial revolution skills.

The revenue authority suspends its embattled IT boss, pending a disciplinary process in respect of misconduct allegations.

Nomantu Nkomo-Ralehoko urges ICT companies to partner with government to develop essential skills programmes to train unemployed youth.

The company says the move to add 46 of its affiliates to the entity blacklist is politically motivated and has nothing to do with national security.

The Vodacom Foundation expands its digital literacy programme to equip small-holder farmers with digital literacy and business skills. 

The residents are disappointed the city did not consult them about its plans to sell its R1.2 billion network to the private sector.

The National Association of Automobile Manufacturers of SA calls for a policy framework on electric vehicles and the reduction of the 25% import tariff.

The SAP deployment enhances economic inclusion among the city’s informal trade sector.

Tech companies must play their part in enabling everybody to participate meaningfully in 4IR, the minister said.

The search engine giant readies to roll out its digital skills programme at scale, as it looks to equip over 30 000 South African learners with the fundamentals of computer science.