The Technology Innovation Agency says it will invest R5 million, along with R23.6 million from the SAB Foundation.
While Dr Keabetswe Modimoeng is lauded for overseeing the historic spectrum auction process, SMMEs are not impressed with how he handled the WOAN.
The two organisations join forces to kick-start a 12-week development programme for local entrepreneurs.
The operator spent billions on procurement from suppliers with B-BBEE credentials in the previous financial year.
The two SA firms were among the African companies to receive All Africa Business Leaders Awards.
The big-four bank invites small companies looking to reignite their business to enter the Nedbank Business Ignite programme.
CostCertified selects Cape Town’s city centre as the location of its new headquarters outside Canada.
The AlphaCode incubation programme awards grants to five local tech start-ups to the value of R2.5 million.
Monarchy joins Empire Partner Foundation, which seeks to grow an ecosystem of African developers.
The organisations have teamed up to expand decentralised internet in SA and offer education in blockchain and Web 3.0.
Despite a slight rankings slip, the country maintains its standing as the only African nation to rank among the top 50 start-up ecosystems.
Cape Town-headquartered health technology start-up Strove goes global, opening an office in London.