Microsoft SA unveils policy innovation centre

Minister Naledi Pandor wants to see more higher learning institutions offer education courses that speak to the fourth industrial revolution.

Following the National Assembly resolution to remove the chairperson from office, minister Stella Ndabeni-Abrahams fires him with immediate effect.

Energy experts are at odds over the costs associated with coal versus renewables, as Eskom struggles to keep the lights on.

A thousand free WiFi sites will come online over the next three years, doubling the number of available connectivity hotspots in the City of Tshwane.

The new science, technology and innovation policy looks to ensure SA benefits from the rapid technological shifts brought by the fourth industrial revolution.

The Closed-loop Learner Network promises to place 20 000 fully-resourced e-learning tablets in the hands of Free State learners this year.

This week's National Tender Bulletin sees the Electoral Commission getting its system into gear.

Despite government's assurance of prompt action to license spectrum, the comms ministry reveals it is still engaged in consultations on the way forward.

The company says it aims to reduce the spread of misinformation and protect election integrity.

The Department of Home Affairs announces a brief time-out of its online applications tool, noting the service will be back up on Monday.

Smart cities can improve infrastructure management and quality of life, while enhancing government visibility and transparency, and growing the economy.