The last 11 months saw the tech giant train over a million young people in digital skills across Africa.
The new resource from the SA start-up gives learners access to video lessons via their cellphones, without using data or requiring an Internet connection.
The varsities embark on a research project to look at how technology is affecting traditional campus-based degrees.
The state will focus on science and tech initiatives to improve the country's skills base, says deputy president Cyril Ramaphosa.
The implementation of BI initiatives in higher education using the one-size-fit-all approach does not work, says IDSC Consulting.
Embattled communications minister Faith Muthambi will showcase different ICT careers young people can pursue.
The bank partners with Tech Mahindra to fast-track data science and analytics graduates from six African countries.
This has enabled members of the Institute of Chartered IT Professionals to sit for their board exam in any country in the world.
The university invests R10 million to provide underprivileged learners with the devices.
The provincial budget sets aside R724 million to support e-learning this financial year.
The popular game, previously used in schools to teach an array of subjects, now has a dedicated education edition.
The provincial education department spends R106 million to set up another ICT-ready education facility.