Cwele to chair global satellite body

Two planned coal plants are set to cost the country an additional R19.68 billion in present value terms over their lifetimes.

T-Systems and Transnet embark on a "disengagement process" to insource all ICT services, while the state-owned group tries to sort out a legal battle over a new IT contract.

The organisation allegedly paid over R1.5 million to tech companies to unmask a whistle-blower who had accused its CEO of corrupt activities.

UK's Somerset County Council replaced its backup and recovery technologies with a hybrid cloud solution from Microsoft.

This week's National Tender Bulletin sees government on the hunt for software.

South Africa is beginning to lag behind other nations in today's information-driven world. Catching up will require the political will to revise the POPI Act and to get the Information Regulator up to speed.

Despite government's poor reputation in running companies, the telecoms ministry is confident establishing two new state-owned ICT companies bodes well for the country.

The East African country instructs all unregistered bloggers and online forums to immediately suspend their Web sites or face criminal prosecution.

Chairman Yin Yimin apologises to staff and customers after ZTE agreed to pay a $1 billion fine to the US to end a supplier ban that crippled its business.

SASSA eyes more electronic transactions as it looks to phase out the cash payments contract with the Net1 subsidiary.

ICASA's new regulations on out-of-bundle billing and rollover data are put on hold as it faces a court battle with telcos that say they need more time to comply.

CZ Electronics opens the doors to its East Rand manufacturing facility to show the decoders used for digital migration are proudly South African.