The Department of Public Works and Infrastructure discloses cyber crime that resulted in at least R300 million being stolen in the past 10 years.
An expired digital certificate on National Treasury’s tender advertisement platform sees the website classified as not secure.
Online admissions for grades one and eight for the 2025 school year will open on 11 July, says the provincial education department.
The power utility has to implement load-reduction to protect its assets from repeated failures and explosions, it says.
South Africa becomes the first country in Africa to host the International Astronomical Union General Assembly.
The communications department partners with Huawei SA to provide cloud computing skills for local small and medium enterprises.
Non-profit We the People SA turns to generative AI to translate the formal language of the Bill of Rights into contemporary phrases and words.
The gloves are off in South Africa’s telecoms industry, with mobile network operators heading to court over spectrum pooling arrangements.
The Department of e-Government welcomes the Inkatha Freedom Party’s Bonginkosi Dhlamini as new MEC, who takes charge of the now-standalone department.
The Special Investigating Unit joins forces with GIZ and GIBS to improve anti-corruption efforts through data analytics.
The industry believes the duty will see costs being passed on to the already financially-constrained South African consumer.
The Road Traffic Management Corporation is looking for co-location of a second data centre to ensure maximum availability of its servers.