Despite the rocky, retrenchment-packed start to the year, multi-stakeholder group SADA believes SA can become a frontier technology hub for the African region.

PwC’s latest survey reveals the threats giving CEOs sleepless nights, indicating CEO pessimism over global growth at a record high.

The governing party prioritises the release of high-demand spectrum to boost the economy and lower mobile data costs.  

The new online platform allows consumers to shop and compare home loan offers in real-time and offers money back.

The World Economic Forum’s social mobility index shows SA’s tech access ranks 69th, with an overall poor country ranking of 77th out of 82 nations.

The backup solutions firm remains tight-lipped about the future of its local operations amid news of its acquisition.

The Web-based money transfer service lands a partnership with one of the big-five banks, as it looks to expand its offering.

A forensic investigation into the e-government department’s specialised ICT skills programme results in the suspension of two senior managers.

The education department stalls on coding and robotics curriculum, planning to kick-start the pilot only at the beginning of the second term.

Comms minister to appoint replacement USAASA administrator following sexual misconduct claims against the previous appointee.

US-based musician Akon finalises agreement to build a futuristic city that will exclusively trade in his own digital currency.

The governing ANC puts skills development on its list of priorities, to equip youth with skills for the changing world.