Samuel Mungadze is ITWeb Africa's editor
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The firm wants to play a role in reducing unemployment in SA by teaching tech skills to historically disadvantaged communities.
The latest drama involves facial recognition technologies and eGate systems for regulating passenger movements at airports.
The Pretoria High Court reinstates sacked directors while suspending the interim board of directors appointed on 21 July.
A group of senior employees accept the shares, which have a three-year vesting period and are subject to performance conditions.
Squabbles with the State IT Agency’s board led to Dr Bongani Mabaso’s resignation as CEO, say insiders.
The offer is extended to all departments and business units, and MTN SA is not pursuing a specific number, it says.
Satellite prices are down and speeds are up, making it a real contender, says Digital Council Africa’s Juanita Clark.
MTN Group is considering its legal options after being ordered to pay $72.6 million in back taxes.
The company will launch Alibaba’s first local public cloud data centre in October, with plans to expand across the continent.
The debt-laden mobile operator’s chief financial officer tenders her resignation at a critical time, as the telco battles to become profitable.
Africa’s largest provider of telecoms services reaches an agreement with Mastercard for a minority investment to support the acceleration of its payments and remittances verticals.
The company says Abrahams will handle Telkom's digital platform business under its technology function.