Employers increasingly prioritise experience, portfolios and applied skills over formal degrees alone, says Robin Ramokgadi, business unit manager at Torque IT.
Industry players interrogate what’s next for regulation in SA’s ICT sector, with the capacity of the sector regulators and competition authorities called into question.
To date, Netcampus has successfully trained about 6 000 government leaders using Microsoft Elevate.
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A total of 41 new research chairs will boost SA’s national system of innovation, amid signs of regression in the ecosystem.
Minister Buti Manamela urges industry, civil society and government-backed efforts to transform the country’s digital skills base.
CSA SA Chapter backs ITWeb Security Summit 2026 and plans to leverage its participation to increase awareness of its membership-driven value proposition.
The 12th African Federation of Institutes of Internal Auditors Conference is taking place in Cape Town from 25 to 29 May.
The initiative highlights the value of strategic collaboration between government and the private sector in accelerating the adoption of technologies that enhance teaching, learning and institutional performance in the TVET sector.
The search engine giant doubles down on digital infrastructure and inclusive connectivity priorities for South Africa, divulges Google country director Kabelo Makwane.
South Africa faces a talent dilemma as AI boosts productivity but skills shortages and trust gaps threaten growth, says Mercer SA.
The fibre network operator brings connectivity to schools in multiple provinces, including underserved rural areas.
For secondary education leaders, the issue is no longer whether AI matters, but how to ensure all graduates can use it effectively.