While the Gauteng Online project struggles, similar projects in the Western Cape and KZN flourish.
The new mibli application platform targets emerging markets.
Pilot sites will shortly be rolled out as the country gears up for 2010.
Uganda Telecom and Rwandatel will be connected to the undersea cable next month.
In today's technology roundup: Google patches Chrome vulnerabilities, YouTube users to receive ad revenue, McAfee lists celebrity Web threats, and SQL attack compromises 50 000 sites.
In this World Wide Wrap: Wikimedia receives Hewlett Foundation grant, businesses require social science skills, and female A-level computing students dwindle.
VOIP specification for regulating SIP devices is presenting a challenge in the industry.
In this World Wide Wrap: Testra offers intercontinental Ethernet services, Motorola intros remote security testing, and Cisco WLAN vulnerability found.
In this World Wide Wrap: SAT-3 cable repaired, MTN to continue Zambia expansion, and Airtel set for Africa push.
Liquorish.co.za has selected Accpac ERP 500 5.5 to improve its business processes.
The roll-out of information centres will be completed before 2010, says the Department of Environmental Affairs and Tourism.
In today's technology roundup: Wikipedia to add editing safeguard, British IT graduates at risk, 4chan hacks Christians on Facebook, and Pirate Bay sale hits rough waters.
In this World Wide Wrap: Google bites back at VOIP claims, Sipera and Westcon drive UC security, and 02 Germany relaxes VOIP ban.