The company has established an Internet caf'e at the Thusong Youth Centre, in Alexandra.
Final agreements with suppliers, automated payment systems, final pricing and codes of conduct are still outstanding.
Microsoft's $9 billion spend on research and development will significantly decrease due to its deal with Amazon.
In today's technology roundup: TigerText for spies, cheaters unveiled, blogger banished from YouTube, US govt rescinds Internet policy, and organiser of Darkmarket jailed.
In this World Wide Wrap: London.gov.uk migrates to Drupal, Jaspersoft's open source BI advances, and Vietnam OSS company opens.
In this World Wide Wrap: Schneider selects UltiPro Workplace, FedExField deploys biometric credentials, and SaaS for HR management.
In this World Wide Wrap: BBC entertainment on smartphones, Steam gaming client gets facelift, and Hi5 buys Big Six
In this World Wide Wrap: BT unveils pay-per-minute service, Jacada simplifies agent's desktops, and Canada funds call centre app development.
In this World Wide Wrap: Skype drops Windows Mobile app, Adobe Acrobat hits the iPhone, and Parallels intros Mac bare-metal.
In this World Wide Wrap: Kano, Nigeria upgrades to digital, ubroadcast acquires iVu Media, and RSCC and Romantis boost satellite services
In this World Wide Wrap: HP opens Singapore cloud lab, MS and Panasonic sign patent deal, and VMware improves virtualised data centres.
A Cisco Networking Academy at SITA in Erasmuskloof aims to provide learners with vital ICT skills training.
Engen and SARS are recognised for their excellence in BI projects at the ITWeb BI Awards.