Eskom SePush eyes extra services as users surge to 500K

The regulatory authority's disgraced chairperson, Rubben Mohlaloga, has reportedly been sentenced to 20 years behind bars.

Wim Vanhelleputte has been forced to leave Uganda and MTN says it "has not been notified of the grounds for the deportation".

Only three days left to comment on the DHA's White Paper, which seeks to make the department fully digitised.

It is predicted the elections will pose many challenges for SA's ICT environment this year, as organisations tread with caution in an uncertain political environment.

Telecoms operators welcome the government's withdrawal of the "flawed" and controversial Electronic Communications Amendment Bill from Parliament.

Minister Stella Ndabeni-Abrahams shelves the Electronic Communications Amendment Bill, noting Parliament is unlikely to finalise it before the upcoming general elections.

Plans are in place to introduce an automated shark spotting system to enhance safety at beaches across the City of Cape Town.

The National Assembly participates in its first exhibition showcasing the country's readiness for rapid advances in ICT.

The International Day of Women and Girls in Science looks to encourage the participation of women and girls in STEM-related fields.

The state looks to overhaul the education system so that young South Africans are prepared for the fourth industrial revolution.

With an installed capacity of 100MW, the facility will allow clean energy to be supplied to 179 000 homes in the Northern Cape.