The Hawks have arrested two senior Home Affairs officials alongside the new Lefatshe CEO as corruption investigations gain momentum.
The financial services IT provider achieved a level-two AAA rating from Empowerdex.
Communications minister Siphiwe Nyanda feels vindicated by the Public Protector's findings, but not all of the investigations have been completed.
Cloud computing, crowd-sourcing and teleworking should be used by government to overcome budget constraints, says Gartner.
As Brazil seeks to persuade African countries to use its digital TV standard, electronics companies plan to export more goods to the continent.
Brazilian broadcasters claim their digital TV standard is superior because it allows a mobile television signal to be broadcast at no extra cost.
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Tshishonga Primary School, in Thohoyadou, received computers, printers and R10 000 cash.
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