Citizens looking to apply for state jobs can do so online, following the launch of a Web-based application system.

Ericsson ONE enables the company's entrepreneurs to come up with tech-driven projects that can be turned into the next big business.

Ericsson opened its Santa Clara doors to journalists from the Middle East and Africa.

5G mobile subscriptions will peak to reach 1.5 billion by 2024, surpassing 4G technology adoption, says Ericsson.

The provincial government inks a deal with Liquid Telecom SA to boost free public WiFi hotspots from 178 to 1 600.

The lobby group calls for laws that support inclusive participation of black South Africans in the ICT sector, as Parliament debates ECA Bill revisions.

The National Assembly sets wheels in motion to protect South Africans, as it passes legislation that addresses cyber crimes.

Forrester Research predicts the CIO's role will be elevated in 2019, as the IT executive is given room to lead and orchestrate this vital company role.

Mmamoloko Kubayi-Ngubane will serve in a fourth industrial revolution council to guide the international community on artificial intelligence priorities.

After much criticism of the 2014 split of the comms department, the decision to reconfigure the telecoms and broadcasting ministries is welcomed as a boost for effective regulation.

The long road to connect educational and health institutions to broadband services shows signs of life, as the agency provides connectivity to over 200 sites in the province.

The provincial infrastructure department unveils a biometrics system to reduce fraud and corruption in the Expanded Public Works Programme.