The justice minister suspends ICT deputy director-general Jabu Hlatshwayo after procurement delays stalled the commission.
Communications minister Solly Malatsi receives the resignation of four USAASA board members, reducing the capacity of those in office to three.
Digital progress without human development is short-lived, says Ashley Pillay, CEO of Exponant.
Government warns of unverified job opportunities advertised online that exploit South Africa’s soaring youth unemployment.
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Learning institutions are experimenting with AI, while many teachers struggle with it and tell students they can’t use it for fear of failing.
Leaders face a new challenge: not simply managing people, but orchestrating a human-AI workforce, says Adrienne Craukamp, chief intelligence and operations executive at Haibot.
Conflict emerges over whether the firm’s ESG data contract with the JSE has ended, with both parties presenting differing accounts.
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The Naspers subsidiary doubled the number of artificial intelligence agents working alongside its employees in July, says CEO Fabricio Bloisi.
AI is like having a business analyst constantly scanning for patterns, predicting outcomes and suggesting smarter ways to work, says Andre Cloete, chief information technology officer at 4Sight.
The women-led initiative brings together 13 emerging and established female leaders for an intensive professional development programme.
The CTU Training Solutions Corporate Bursary Partnership is designed to help businesses meet B-BBEE, skills development and workplace skills plan objectives.
Comms minister Solly Malatsi invites the public to nominate potential candidates to serve on the Film and Publication Board’s council.