ICASA taking e-commerce under its already-laden wing would just duplicate the work of other bodies, say industry specialists.
A request for proposal must include the specific problem that needs solving.
The ruling party takes exception to the use of its name in the DA's latest tongue-in-cheek campaign.
Poor tenders cost the economy between R300 million and R750 million per year.
Microsoft SA, YES to equip 300 000 youth with AI skills
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The DA denies the ANC's claims that its attendance monitoring system for MPs is "chaotic".
PSICT Forum - Digital literacy and leadership for public service excellence
The smart ID card will cost more than R5.3 billion to implement, government confirms.
PPPs to fast-track digital transformation
Hosted in partnership with ITWeb Brainstorm and BCX, a Public Sector in ICT Forum event took place at Protea Fire & Ice in Menlyn on 17 August. Attendees could benchmark with industry leaders who have entered successful PPPs and engage in meaningful conversation to foster change in the digital journey of both the public and private sector. #ppp #digitaltransformation #bcx
Less than 48 hours after president Jacob Zuma signed the controversial e-toll Bill, protesters are taking mass action.
Opponents of the controversial e-tolling project in Gauteng say it should be implemented now as it will fail.
President Jacob Zuma has fulfilled the last administrative act for the controversial e-tolling project to go ahead in Gauteng.
A provisional public protector report into allegations against former communications minister Dina Pule is being scrutinised by the president.
Entrepreneurs based at an Eastern Cape ICT incubator recorded R6.5 million in turnover in the latest financial year.
Outa is feeling positive ahead of its appeal against Gauteng e-tolls today.