A report cites Gauteng MEC Ismail Vadi as saying discussions about a provincial fuel levy, provincial tax or shadow tolling are under way.
Barriers to adopting ICT in classrooms still exist, as some provinces have struggled to adopt recommendations from decade-old local research.
The power utility's technology commitments include a large-scale SAP rollout and a skills training programme.
The role of development finance institutions is crucial in the roll-out of ICT infrastructure.
Microsoft SA, YES to equip 300 000 youth with AI skills
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The European country will pull out of the multi-billion rand project at the end of next June.
PSICT Forum - Digital literacy and leadership for public service excellence
The agency moves to comply with a court ruling that found its R10 billion contract with Net1's Cash Paymaster Services to be invalid.
PPPs to fast-track digital transformation
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While Vodacom says SA is not one of them, its parent company confirms some countries' governments have carte blanche when it comes to eavesdropping on its network.
Zanele kaMagwaza-Msibi will be sworn in as deputy science and technology minister today.
Marian Shinn is shadow minister of telecommunications and postal services.
Graham Beneke has been appointed to the council set up by former minister Yunus Carrim, it was announced today.
The industry hopes for continuity amid the creation of new ICT ministries and the inauguration of yet another telecoms minister.
Gauteng's community safety department assures motorists its roadblocks yesterday were not an e-toll policing initiative.