Africa's data use grew by 331% last year - the highest of any region, delegates at the NGT Africa Summit heard.
As more users take advantage of e-commerce, the continent must be wary of security issues, says Arcot Systems.
African countries should focus on strategies to drive the digital terrestrial television uptake, says Mashilo Boloka.
The state-owned entity's late entry to an already competitive environment limits its relevance in the industry, note analysts.
The ASA hears another complaint regarding the way Telkom is promoting its 'Simple' product offering.
The former IS executive is appointed to the top spot at the fast-growing digital marketing agency.
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The companies will provide voice and hosted PBX services to home users and enterprises in the Southern Cape region.
The University of Johannesburg registered over 5 000 students in a day using the ITS Integrator Student iEnabler system.
The Web site now offers a job search and application process for www.ifashion.co.za.
The online educational tool has shown 134% growth in teacher accounts and a 525% jump in registered schools.
The social networking giant has no public plan to stop using coal power, says Greenpeace.