R1bn set-top box stock sitting at USAASA warehouses

The company receives a temporary lifeline, as it has been granted leave to appeal the high court decision to terminate the Tshwane broadband contract.

This week’s National Tender Bulletin sees the IT services sector attracting government interest.

The public service and administration ministry readies to recognise service delivery improvements and innovation, and calls for nominations.

In the edge computing era, Africa’s political leaders have the power to redefine the future of business on the continent, said industry experts at Schneider Electric’s conference.

The regulator self-imposes a deadline to publish the information memorandum on the licensing process of high-demand spectrum.

The operator leverages its 4G data network infrastructure to build a 5G network, as the country still awaits the allocation of spectrum.

Fulfilment agency Afrocentric IP files court papers on why its contract was terminated without any explanation.

As the Hawks investigates cyber attacks on the CR17 campaign, a security expert warns SA is experiencing a new wave of phishing attacks.

More than 20 million people in the South American country, including seven million minors, were exposed in a data leak.

The government agency calls in the UK-based software provider to explain the reasons behind the termination of a R364 million IT contract.

Officials confirm the city does not have a policy in place to govern the surveillance cameras across Johannesburg.