Deputy minister Pinky Kekana stresses the need for women in tech, advocating for partnerships to help remedy the imbalance of women representation in the sector.
Geekulcha is launching a train tour hackathon to inspire coders to develop tech solutions for the local tourism industry.
Shunned by the West, the Chinese telecommunications company pledges to equip thousands of South Africans with 5G and fourth industrial revolution skills.
The University of Pretoria’s Department of Library Services has no regrets in purchasing Africa’s first librarian robot.
Nomantu Nkomo-Ralehoko urges ICT companies to partner with government to develop essential skills programmes to train unemployed youth.
The Vodacom Foundation expands its digital literacy programme to equip small-holder farmers with digital literacy and business skills.
The search engine giant readies to roll out its digital skills programme at scale, as it looks to equip over 30 000 South African learners with the fundamentals of computer science.
DBE has identified a need to replace SA-SAMS with a modern, Web-enabled, cloud-based technology platform.
The new professional CIO certification will help businesses identify the most suitable person to fit the role of CIO, say ICT experts.
To deal with the lack of basic communications infrastructure, the provincial education department hands over the latest smartphones to empower school heads.
South African CIOs can now be assessed and qualify for a level seven globally-recognised accreditation, the Pr.CIO.
Forty unemployed youth will attend classes focusing on the development of software skills.