SA launches HIRAX, a multimillion-rand radio telescope that will help the country take the lead in the new age of radio astronomy and scientific exploration.

The department supports the TechnoGirl Trust, to empower young women from previously disadvantaged communities to participate in the digital economy.

The Supreme Court of Appeal will hear an application to appeal the ruling that favours deductions from the bank accounts of SA's most vulnerable citizens.

The communications ministry partners with local broadcasters for an educational drive on digital migration, as well as to accelerate the uptake of set-top boxes.

The e-government department probes claims of fraud linked to its partnership training programme, but one of the companies fingered says there is no basis for the investigation.

The governing party calls for the implementation of its resolutions and policies aimed at driving down the cost of data in the country.

Despite on-going struggles to place learners timeously, the provincial education department remains resolute that its online application system is the way to go.

The National Black Consumer Council slams the countrys slow process to switch from analogue to digital TV, saying the delay has been at great cost to consumers.

The University of Pretoria's new innovation hub will promote tech entrepreneurship at an academic level, in an attempt to address SA's unemployment challenge.

The city makes headway with plans to create coordinated efforts in service delivery, as its integrated intelligence centre sees the light.

The mobile app aims to help potential crime victims by linking them to local police and crime prevention services.

The provincial education department opens an engineering school of specialisation with a focus on aviation.