Rumours circulating the political arena suggest the minister of communications is on his way out.
ICT veteran Mthunzi Mdwaba's high-level fall out with the Kelly Group could make “black” companies think twice before getting into bed with a partner.
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Consumer electronics distributors, Rectron, have released its financial results for the fiscal year ending 30th June 2010.
Faculty Training Institute is to co-sponsor the Progress Conference with Edward de Bono in Cape Town in October 2010.
Neotel is investing in convergence as it plans to deliver fibre-to-the home.
The uptake of open source software in SA is still slow compared to other countries, says Linux Warehouse.
The CSIR has progressed in developing science and technology, but securing human resource capacity needs a boost.
Speculation is rife that a R12 million debt could be one of the reasons for Mthunzi Mdwaba's removal from Kelly Group's board.