Nominations open for Geekulcha’s Top 15 Young Geeks

COVID-19 brings into focus the importance of universal broadband in SA so barriers to entry to essential services like digital education are swiftly removed, says David Chen, VP, Huawei Southern Africa Region.

Avaya Spaces provides an easy way for parents to keep in touch with school administrators and teachers, says Brett Butler, sales engineering director – Middle East, Africa & Turkey at Avaya.

The Webinars will explore the challenges of protecting and managing a remote workforce.

The 21-day lockdown results in a mass shift to virtual learning, with edtech companies offering more e-learning resources.

The jobs conversation around 4IR should be about upskilling and creating digital skills rather than job losses, says Richard Firth, CEO of MIP Holdings.

The UN agency aims to significantly scale up support in all countries to help children continue their learning while keeping schools safe.

The mobile operator says user registrations have gone up by over 1 000% compared to previous historic periods, nearing one million users.

The African-born systems integrator and managed services provider is proud to launch its Saturday School Programme in Port Elizabeth, Eastern Cape.

Africa Teen Geeks, in partnership with the Department of Basic Education, kick-starts its STEM Lockdown Digital School across social media platforms today.

CIOs must be able to adapt to the changes that come from the continuously evolving digital landscape, says David Herselman, MD of Syrex.

The University of Cape Town and Stellenbosch University scooped the top prizes in Zindi’s first Pan-African inter-university hackathon.

Opera and Worldreader look to keep young South African minds stimulated during the country’s lockdown.