Education minister Naledi Pandor wants each one to have one.
The DTI establishes a National Accreditation System and a National Metrology Institute to mind measurements.
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Entrepreneurs are now able to create and upload short video clips of their 'Smart Ideas'.
A mobile workforce is not only possible, but business-critical, says Axiz.
The PC is the thinnest and one of the lightest 12.1-inch convertible tablets available, the company says.
The event will take place on 11 March at Gallagher Estate, Midrand.
The full version of Vista service pack one will be available on 13 March.
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The South African Internet Exchange is rolling out IPv6 addresses to local customers.
Phase 1 of a new contraventions register will be a key component in the points demerit system.