‘Trees of Knowledge’ will convert trees and rural landmarks into educational WiFi hubs in Africa.
Despite SA’s subdued economic outlook, technology has a massive part to play in the country’s growth in the future, with ICT spending to reach R393 billion in 2020, says the IDC.
The economic downturn and a trend towards flexible office environments see WeWork become home to large enterprises, says WeWork SA GM Stafford Masie.
Today’s the deadline to apply for CiTi's upskilling programme for female entrepreneurs in the Western Cape.
ITWeb TV: Does SA have what it takes to produce a billion-dollar unicorn? | Episode #98
Innovation Hub CEO Bangani Mpangalasane discusses Gauteng's budding start-up ecosystem, why SA has yet to produce a unicorn company, and innovation that can be a catalyst for economic development and resolve societal challenges.
With the DebiCheck system, consumers have regained power and control to electronically confirm their debit orders with their bank on a once-off basis, says Keith Wrede, Deputy Managing Director for NuPay.
CEO Godfrey Motsa says failure is not an option as the company relaunches Mobile Money, about four years after it failed.
The German-based software company opens its first customer experience centre in Africa.
Deloitte projects low-earth orbit satellites will gain traction in 2020, which will help improve broadband access for the African continent.
Virtual College partners with Inspired Testing to squash virtual bugs.
The payments firm’s biometrics tech allows payment of social grants without connectivity in Mozambique’s deep rural areas.
A Cisco study highlights SA's slow-moving digital progress; however, one analyst warns these kinds of reports are often too thin on diagnosis and remedy.
New Eskom CEO Andre de Ruyter wants mines to produce their own electricity so pressure can be taken off the national grid.