Social messaging apps are a fact of life – not just in our personal lives, but for businesses that want to communicate effectively with their customers.
The South African government introduces a platform to monitor fake COVID-19 news and sounds off warnings to those that spread disinformation.
Some organisations come to the embattled minister’s defence, claiming there are sinister plots to remove the self-proclaimed commander of the 4IR from office.
The company scales up its coronavirus information centres to cater for 17 more countries in Sub-Saharan Africa.
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.
Minister Stella Ndabeni-Abrahams will face president Cyril Ramaphosa after a social media post purports her to be breaking lockdown rules.
Amid the surge of social media rumours linking coronavirus to 5G technologies, some platforms have stepped up the fight against the baseless claims.
The service has allowed companies to advertise and highlight their IT roles on CareerWeb, ITWeb and their respective social media channels.
With the nation-wide lockdown in full effect, local game reserves bring virtual safaris and nature to the people.
One of these features is the Site Health tool, a convenient way to keep tabs on your Web site.
Africa Teen Geeks, in partnership with the Department of Basic Education, kick-starts its STEM Lockdown Digital School across social media platforms today.