If yesterday's outage triggered any moment of clarity, it's that our online lifeline might not be around forever.
Unless government comes clean about its e-toll shenanigans, it's unlikely the public will buy into the concept, no matter what the format.
There is a silver lining to the lower maths and science passes that will only shine through after many years.
Signs from 2014 are encouraging, showing SA is headed in the right direction to take advantage of increased connectivity.
BlackBerry Passport is one hell of a phone. But it has one hell of a problem: its mobile ecosystem.
A Facebook profile speaks louder than a thousand words; it's just that the words are often of the furthest-thing-from-the-truth variety.
If there is anything life has taught us, it's that not learning from history is a clear path to failure.
Encouraging more students to register for maths and science should be just as important as ensuring quality pass marks.
Faith Mathumbi's appointment of Jimmy Manyi as special advisor means we should brace ourselves for an onslaught of 'good news' from government.
The hard part is admitting you have a problem at all.
Shrien Dewani is the latest case in point of how your online past can come back to haunt you.
Digital TV is meant to enable a host of benefits, but by the time our country gets its act together, these will be moot.
Everyone can take a leaf out of the City of Tshwane's WiFi hubs, which are starting to look beyond enabling connectivity.