Articles about Gauteng provincial government

Uber Eats, Gauteng govt initiative boosts township economy

The partnership generated over R1 billion for township merchants and delivery partners through digitisation and expanded market access.

GP matrics urged to use online system to access results

The Gauteng Provincial Government makes it easier for matriculants to access their 2025 examination results through the results online system.

Gauteng under fire for failing to pay R344m Microsoft licence fees

The Gauteng Provincial Government owes Microsoft R344 million in unpaid licence fees, placing core services, from healthcare to education, at risk.

Top ICT tenders: SITA to toughen up its cyber security measures

The State IT Agency dominates the ICT tenders this week, with requests for a penetration testing solution and security operation centre services.

Joburg approves by-law to regulate CCTV cameras

This by-law is intended to regulate and not restrict the erecting of CCTV infrastructure on city structures, says the city.

Tech-enabled crime-fighting yields gains for GP

The provincial government’s partnership with Vumacam is vital in the push towards public safety, says MEC Bonginkosi Dhlamini.

Gauteng dials up crime prevention efforts

Gauteng e-government MEC Bonginkosi Dhlamini calls on residents to use the province’s panic button and its app equivalent.

West Rand Kromdraai community gets public WiFi

Public WiFi sites launch at Kromdraai Library and Matla Combined School in Mogale City, West Rand.

Gautrain eyes modernised system as it turns 14

The Gautrain Management Agency banks on innovation and an upgraded system, as the rapid rail network charts its future post-2026.

Uber SA highlights focus on employment creation

Since entering the local market, the e-hailer has created over 100 000 economic opportunities for drivers and delivery couriers.

Electrification of SA public transport faces obstacles

South Africa is on track for the electrification of the public transport sector, despite several barriers still to be overcome.

Takealot plans 20 000 jobs by 2028 in township initiative

The project with the Gauteng government aims to create new jobs through six programmes to boost township-based businesses.