David Mabuza’s blunder about industrial revolutions exposes the hype created by politicians around the fourth industrial revolution, analysts conclude.
Students at the University of KwaZulu-Natal have developed a 3D food printer, and made chocolate with it.
The education department targets 1 000 schools to pilot its coding and robotics curriculum, as it looks to equip learners with the necessary skills to thrive in a digital society.
Team VR, a multi-player corporate training tool, was launched in South Africa last week.
T-Systems ICT Academy is riding the crest of being awarded triple honours at the CompTIA Awards Ceremony.
The bank will redeploy employees impacted by digitisation, saying job losses through retrenchment will be the last resort.
The communications and digital technologies ministry receives a lifeline from private sector players, as it looks to address SA’s digital skills gap.
The bank delivers an education and knowledge platform with content designed to help entrepreneurs run and grow a business.
The software giant and partners have trained 4.1 million African youth since 2015 and eye 1.5 million more during the 2019 SAP Africa Code Week.
The platform aims to enhance opportunities for continuous assessment activities to support curriculum delivery in ICT-enabled schools.
Growing from a low base, enterprise software vendor IFS is bullish about its prospects in Africa.
The Azure data centres, combined with Microsoft’s skills development initiatives, will empower SMEs to contribute billions to SA’s economic growth by 2022, says the company.