The National Student Financial Aid Scheme will receive the first batch of laptops promised to qualifying students in April, reveals minister Dr Blade Nzimande.
Local chief executives in tech, telecoms and healthcare are more confident about medium-term growth compared to their peers in other industries, PwC’s CEO survey results show.
Without giving many details, the organisation says Mdu Zakwe has been placed on precautionary suspension pending “a recent investigation”.
Geekulcha held its sixth annual hackathon over the past weekend, challenging coders to ‘hack the culture’.
Education minister Dr Blade Nzimande asks post-matric students still looking to be placed to use the department’s online Central Application Clearing House system.
The Institute of IT Professionals South Africa commits 50% of its annual income to tech-driven initiatives and programmes to further develop the tech sector.
The company uses its expertise in telematics and IOT to help improve driver behaviour and keep children safe as they travel to and from school.
Cape Town entrepreneurs shine, with team Tech Khaltsha crowned as the big winner of the innovative solutions competition.
The pandemic has thrust the whole world into a digital age, but how do we ensure the country’s youth aren’t left behind owning to a lack of resources?
An industry leader says the country needs an ICT skills revolution that will drive change in the economy.
The companies host a free webinar series for teachers, focused on key educational technology trends, including virtual reality and artificial intelligence.
The company is offering Metallic Office 365 Backup for data stored in Microsoft Azure free to students with each educator licence.