The ultimate vision for precision farming is a solution that uses connected technology to simultaneously address all of a farmer’s pain points.
As it marks 75 years of innovation this week, the Council for Scientific and Industrial Research sharpens its focus with a new strategy.
The SA government will fly surveillance drones along the Beitbridge border post, to address security challenges posed by border-jumpers and smugglers.
The country’s post-COVID-19 economy must focus on innovation and the digital economy, advises trade and industry deputy minister Nomalungelo Gina.
Aggeneys Solar and Konkoonsies II Solar plants commence commercial operations, adding a collective 132MW to the country’s generation capacity.
The ministry of communications and digital technologies reveals it’s targeting to train 50 000 data scientists as part of the second cohort of its skills development initiative.
The Alphabet-owned Internet giant unveils its 5G-compatible smartphone devices, the Pixel 4a and Pixel 5.
The big four bank is aggressively pursuing the digital insurance space, which has been shaken up by the emerging insurtech start-up companies.
The country looks to initiate various procurement bidding windows, including in the renewable energy independent power producer programme.
Cabinet approves publication of the Presidential Commission’s report on the fourth industrial revolution.
Sixteen-year-old Bohlale Mphahlele develops a prototype for a device she hopes will help curb gender-based violence and human trafficking in SA.
The market for these applications is expected to benefit in the short-term, with governments around the world investing in their own mobile apps.