We round up trends from across the globe that had us scratching our heads.
The contest encourages developers and researchers to develop applications which seek to solve community challenges using open data from local municipalities.
A computer for the blind or partially-sighted becomes commercially available in South Africa.
As cyber threats continue to escalate, IT security experts reveal their worst fears for the coming year.
The Cape Innovation and Technology Initiative looks to build an ecosystem that disrupts traditional teaching and leaning methods.
Carel du Toit has been named one of 10 IT Personality of the Year finalists for 2016.
For customer to realise the full value of innovation they need to adopt new rules and let go of old ways, says TMARA.
Adopting IOT is not about ripping and replacing, but about consolidating and enhancing data, says Deloitte.
Around 98% of NGOs in SA believe that technology is essential to their day-to-day operations, says a Microsoft survey.
Not all Internet connections are secure enough to be used for online payments, says ESET Southern Africa.
The United Nations proposes the use of ICT to minimise the cost of risks and improve natural disaster management.
While Eskom and the renewables industry have welcomed the draft plans, the Organisation Undoing Tax Abuse is not amused.