Inspired Testing brought order and intelligence to a global financial software platform, says Viresh Nandkumar, test automation architect at Inspired Testing.
Communications minister Solly Malatsi confirms the resignation of advocate Norman Gidi as Film and Publication Board CEO.
The city says its Jobs Connect work placement platform helped 12 914 people secure employment between July 2023 and April 2026.
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AI is changing how developers work and earn, favouring senior talent while limiting opportunities for juniors entering the market.
Former Nedbank group chief information officer Ray Naicker has been appointed as group CIO of Bank South Pacific.
Speaking at the Girls in ICT Day, minister Solly Malatsi emphasised the critical need for inclusive growth within the ICT sector.
Nhlapo joined the IITPSA as head of business development in 2019, and was appointed acting GM in July 2025.
The company names ex-MTN boss Godfrey Motsa as chairman of its newly-constituted investment and special transactions committee.
The long-serving Apple chief executive will be replaced by senior VP of hardware engineering John Ternus, effective 1 September.
South Africa faces a talent dilemma as AI boosts productivity but skills shortages and trust gaps threaten growth, says Mercer SA.
The appointment follows the resignation of Grant Fraser, who will be emigrating to Australia with his family.
The UK-based fintech firm looks to grow its local workforce to around 125 employees in two years, as it names the Mother City as its second major tech hub.