Government should work with mobile network operators to move local cities towards smart city status, advises an industry expert.

Trusting the technology is key to the successful implementation of a smart city, said IDC's Mark Walker at the Public Sector ICT Forum.

Smart cities can have a huge impact on citizens and enhance service delivery, says Cyril Baloyi, group CTO of the City of Johannesburg.

The JMPD makes it easy for residents to report reckless driving and by-law infringements by introducing a WhatsApp-based hotline.

Despite an online driving licence booking service, some Gauteng motorists are growing frustrated with the process to renew their driver's licences.

The Sunday Times has reported that three senior ANC members could be facing fraud charges for earning millions from the failed City of Johannesburg broadband project.

Phase four of the Laserfiche Digital Transformation Model is about gaining more visibility into a company's operations for streamlining purposes.

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

Google SA partners with the city's library and information services department to provide free online training in digital and entrepreneurial skills for youngsters.

Local government municipalities are in a race to provide citizens with smart solutions in order to increase service efficiency and visibility.

Johannesburg's mayor will name ministers allegedly involved in corruption in the city's multibillion-rand broadband network project.

The city alleges the companies were issued with fraudulent letters stating they have a valid agreement with the city to roll-out aerial fibre.