The eDivorce Web site allows couples to begin an uncontested divorce process without excessive legal costs.
A new online climate database aims at promoting public access to scientific information.
The budgeted amount is not enough to deal with the current skills shortage, but it's a start, says government.
The FET colleges are central to the communications minister's plans to increase access to skills.
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Government and business turn to telepresence technology to cut costs during the financial crisis.
New-look Setas will only be introduced at the end of 2010, once discussions are complete.
In this World Wide Wrap: Google announces Project 10 themes, MS unveils $500m green data centre, and US to fund smart grid training.
The Web-based programme will cater to the growing number of consultants wishing to be SAP-certified.
Unlocking the value of business analysts will lead to employers enjoying better retention rates, says Robin Grace, business analysis principal consultant at IndigoCube.
Sentech has not spent any of the R500 million allocated to connect the schools earmarked to improve maths and science teaching.
Graduate numbers fail to keep up with the enormous skills demand.
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