The Gordon Institute of Business Science (GIBS) recently unveiled its revamped and improved website (www.gibs.co.za), a collaborative effort with FLUX.
SMS revenue from the Middle East and Africa is set to double by 2010, totalling $2.02 billion.
Professor Barry Dwolatzky has been appointed director of the Johannesburg Centre for Software Engineering.
Partners scramble to meet the October deadline for government's R454 million next-generation network.
The province spends R83.7 million to computerise its database of the dead and set up a Web site.
The Ugandan government has secured a loan from China to build a fibre optic national backbone.
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Telkom has lost six senior executives since April, leading to speculation about a possible purge in its higher ranks.
The police say its new multimillion-rand Gauteng 10111 contact centre is on track.
The police and Primedia have urged the public to inform them of crime.