The minister’s accommodation bill was R3.6 million, while the deputy minister’s bill sat at over R1 million.
Unemployed young South Africans run an online protest, calling for efficient digital recruitment systems.
Former Ekurhuleni employees and a businessman are jailed for their involvement in a corrupt IT tender.
The comms ministry will “progressively work on policy to drive the reduction of cost to communicate in SA”.
Without an internet connection, people and communities are left stranded and unable to actively participate in society, says Bradley Bekker, head of brand at Evotel.
Minister Khumbudzo Ntshavheni says the process must be concluded no matter who is kicking and screaming.
The telco is in discussions with relevant stakeholders following SARB’s decision to place Ubank under curatorship.
Minister Khumbudzo Ntshavheni launches the DigiTech platform to showcase local tech entrepreneurs’ digital products and apps.
The Constitutional Court will on 20 May hear applications for leave to appeal the High Court ruling over the country’s analogue switch-off deadline.
National Treasury says the problem has been dealt with and the portal is operating normally.
Matome Madibana is named new CEO, as MICT SETA tries to shake off its past leadership woes.
Public sector municipalities can build a culture of security with the right tools, training and technology.