Nominations open for Geekulcha’s Top 15 Young Geeks

While you don't need a formal degree to be a UX designer, an awesome portfolio, to show you know what you're doing, is a must, says DVT's Lizette Spangenberg.

The minister issues a public apology via social media, conveying her “deepest regret” for violating lockdown regulations.

President Cyril Ramaphosa decides to suspend communications minister Stella Ndabeni-Abrahams for two months, after she violates the country’s lockdown regulations.

Jarana joins Mobax, a telecommunications company, as shareholder and the group chairperson.

Simo Mkhize re-joins Cell C from MTN SA, having spent the last 13 years in various commercial executive roles in SA’s major operators.

Fikile Sibiya takes up the role of CIO at digital strategies and solutions provider e4.

Elisabeth De Dobbeleer takes over to lead the company’s Partner Organisation in Europe, Middle East, Africa and Russia.  

John Singh, head of the Institute of Information Technology Professionals SA Blockchain Special Interest Group in KwaZulu-Natal, believes there will be strong demand for blockchain and crypto-currency skills in future.

Group chairman Jabu Moleketi will leave the company in July and will be replaced by Saki Macozoma, current lead independent non-executive director.

There are three main categories of skills development that companies should focus on: technical training, soft skills training and leadership development, says Erin Meehan, Learning and Development Facilitator at Ovations.

New technologies lead to new job creation. Cognizant's Michael Cook reveals what some of these jobs will be.

The biggest demand for talent with artificial intelligence skills comes from other business units in the organisation rather than IT, says Gartner.