The latest International Telecommunication Union data reveals growing Internet uptake but a widening digital gender divide, especially in Africa.

For the first time, more than half of the world's population is now using the Internet, but only a quarter of those in Africa, according to the ITU.

South Africa will serve on the International Telecommunications Union's executive council and the radio regulations board until 2022.

Connecting 22 million people by 2020 - no mean goal.

By the end of 2016, almost half of the world's population will be using the Internet as mobile networks grow and prices fall.

New frameworks for the global digital environment must recognise the rights of both business and consumers, says the union.

Implementation of SA Connect is falling behind, with the country continuing to rely on mobile networks to get online.

Kenya's regulatory authority says the ITU is not extending digital TV migration for 30?African countries.

Namibia starts turning off analogue signal, while SA has at least two years to go before reaching that milestone.

The fourth Young Innovators Competition wants to gather ideas from problem-solving tech start-ups.

Scientists find at least half a billion cellphone users worldwide may be exposed to the threat of having their SIMs seized by hackers.

South Africa should finally turn on digital TV mid-year, but meeting the international target is now out of reach.

The latest International Telecommunication Union data reveals growing Internet uptake but a widening digital gender divide, especially in Africa.

For the first time, more than half of the world's population is now using the Internet, but only a quarter of those in Africa, according to the ITU.

South Africa will serve on the International Telecommunications Union's executive council and the radio regulations board until 2022.

Connecting 22 million people by 2020 - no mean goal.

By the end of 2016, almost half of the world's population will be using the Internet as mobile networks grow and prices fall.

New frameworks for the global digital environment must recognise the rights of both business and consumers, says the union.

Implementation of SA Connect is falling behind, with the country continuing to rely on mobile networks to get online.

Kenya's regulatory authority says the ITU is not extending digital TV migration for 30?African countries.

Namibia starts turning off analogue signal, while SA has at least two years to go before reaching that milestone.

The fourth Young Innovators Competition wants to gather ideas from problem-solving tech start-ups.

Scientists find at least half a billion cellphone users worldwide may be exposed to the threat of having their SIMs seized by hackers.

South Africa should finally turn on digital TV mid-year, but meeting the international target is now out of reach.

The latest International Telecommunication Union data reveals growing Internet uptake but a widening digital gender divide, especially in Africa.

For the first time, more than half of the world's population is now using the Internet, but only a quarter of those in Africa, according to the ITU.

South Africa will serve on the International Telecommunications Union's executive council and the radio regulations board until 2022.

Connecting 22 million people by 2020 - no mean goal.

By the end of 2016, almost half of the world's population will be using the Internet as mobile networks grow and prices fall.

New frameworks for the global digital environment must recognise the rights of both business and consumers, says the union.

Implementation of SA Connect is falling behind, with the country continuing to rely on mobile networks to get online.

Kenya's regulatory authority says the ITU is not extending digital TV migration for 30?African countries.

Namibia starts turning off analogue signal, while SA has at least two years to go before reaching that milestone.

The fourth Young Innovators Competition wants to gather ideas from problem-solving tech start-ups.

Scientists find at least half a billion cellphone users worldwide may be exposed to the threat of having their SIMs seized by hackers.

South Africa should finally turn on digital TV mid-year, but meeting the international target is now out of reach.

The latest International Telecommunication Union data reveals growing Internet uptake but a widening digital gender divide, especially in Africa.

For the first time, more than half of the world's population is now using the Internet, but only a quarter of those in Africa, according to the ITU.

South Africa will serve on the International Telecommunications Union's executive council and the radio regulations board until 2022.

Connecting 22 million people by 2020 - no mean goal.

By the end of 2016, almost half of the world's population will be using the Internet as mobile networks grow and prices fall.

New frameworks for the global digital environment must recognise the rights of both business and consumers, says the union.

Implementation of SA Connect is falling behind, with the country continuing to rely on mobile networks to get online.

Kenya's regulatory authority says the ITU is not extending digital TV migration for 30?African countries.

Namibia starts turning off analogue signal, while SA has at least two years to go before reaching that milestone.

The fourth Young Innovators Competition wants to gather ideas from problem-solving tech start-ups.

Scientists find at least half a billion cellphone users worldwide may be exposed to the threat of having their SIMs seized by hackers.

South Africa should finally turn on digital TV mid-year, but meeting the international target is now out of reach.

The latest International Telecommunication Union data reveals growing Internet uptake but a widening digital gender divide, especially in Africa.

For the first time, more than half of the world's population is now using the Internet, but only a quarter of those in Africa, according to the ITU.

South Africa will serve on the International Telecommunications Union's executive council and the radio regulations board until 2022.

Connecting 22 million people by 2020 - no mean goal.

By the end of 2016, almost half of the world's population will be using the Internet as mobile networks grow and prices fall.

New frameworks for the global digital environment must recognise the rights of both business and consumers, says the union.

Implementation of SA Connect is falling behind, with the country continuing to rely on mobile networks to get online.

Kenya's regulatory authority says the ITU is not extending digital TV migration for 30?African countries.

Namibia starts turning off analogue signal, while SA has at least two years to go before reaching that milestone.

The fourth Young Innovators Competition wants to gather ideas from problem-solving tech start-ups.

Scientists find at least half a billion cellphone users worldwide may be exposed to the threat of having their SIMs seized by hackers.

South Africa should finally turn on digital TV mid-year, but meeting the international target is now out of reach.

The latest International Telecommunication Union data reveals growing Internet uptake but a widening digital gender divide, especially in Africa.

For the first time, more than half of the world's population is now using the Internet, but only a quarter of those in Africa, according to the ITU.

South Africa will serve on the International Telecommunications Union's executive council and the radio regulations board until 2022.

Connecting 22 million people by 2020 - no mean goal.

By the end of 2016, almost half of the world's population will be using the Internet as mobile networks grow and prices fall.

New frameworks for the global digital environment must recognise the rights of both business and consumers, says the union.

Implementation of SA Connect is falling behind, with the country continuing to rely on mobile networks to get online.

Kenya's regulatory authority says the ITU is not extending digital TV migration for 30?African countries.

Namibia starts turning off analogue signal, while SA has at least two years to go before reaching that milestone.

The fourth Young Innovators Competition wants to gather ideas from problem-solving tech start-ups.

Scientists find at least half a billion cellphone users worldwide may be exposed to the threat of having their SIMs seized by hackers.

South Africa should finally turn on digital TV mid-year, but meeting the international target is now out of reach.

The latest International Telecommunication Union data reveals growing Internet uptake but a widening digital gender divide, especially in Africa.

For the first time, more than half of the world's population is now using the Internet, but only a quarter of those in Africa, according to the ITU.

South Africa will serve on the International Telecommunications Union's executive council and the radio regulations board until 2022.

Connecting 22 million people by 2020 - no mean goal.

By the end of 2016, almost half of the world's population will be using the Internet as mobile networks grow and prices fall.

New frameworks for the global digital environment must recognise the rights of both business and consumers, says the union.

Implementation of SA Connect is falling behind, with the country continuing to rely on mobile networks to get online.

Kenya's regulatory authority says the ITU is not extending digital TV migration for 30?African countries.

Namibia starts turning off analogue signal, while SA has at least two years to go before reaching that milestone.

The fourth Young Innovators Competition wants to gather ideas from problem-solving tech start-ups.

Scientists find at least half a billion cellphone users worldwide may be exposed to the threat of having their SIMs seized by hackers.

South Africa should finally turn on digital TV mid-year, but meeting the international target is now out of reach.

The latest International Telecommunication Union data reveals growing Internet uptake but a widening digital gender divide, especially in Africa.

For the first time, more than half of the world's population is now using the Internet, but only a quarter of those in Africa, according to the ITU.

South Africa will serve on the International Telecommunications Union's executive council and the radio regulations board until 2022.

Connecting 22 million people by 2020 - no mean goal.

By the end of 2016, almost half of the world's population will be using the Internet as mobile networks grow and prices fall.

New frameworks for the global digital environment must recognise the rights of both business and consumers, says the union.

Implementation of SA Connect is falling behind, with the country continuing to rely on mobile networks to get online.

Kenya's regulatory authority says the ITU is not extending digital TV migration for 30?African countries.

Namibia starts turning off analogue signal, while SA has at least two years to go before reaching that milestone.

The fourth Young Innovators Competition wants to gather ideas from problem-solving tech start-ups.

Scientists find at least half a billion cellphone users worldwide may be exposed to the threat of having their SIMs seized by hackers.

South Africa should finally turn on digital TV mid-year, but meeting the international target is now out of reach.

The latest International Telecommunication Union data reveals growing Internet uptake but a widening digital gender divide, especially in Africa.

For the first time, more than half of the world's population is now using the Internet, but only a quarter of those in Africa, according to the ITU.

South Africa will serve on the International Telecommunications Union's executive council and the radio regulations board until 2022.

Connecting 22 million people by 2020 - no mean goal.

By the end of 2016, almost half of the world's population will be using the Internet as mobile networks grow and prices fall.

New frameworks for the global digital environment must recognise the rights of both business and consumers, says the union.

Implementation of SA Connect is falling behind, with the country continuing to rely on mobile networks to get online.

Kenya's regulatory authority says the ITU is not extending digital TV migration for 30?African countries.

Namibia starts turning off analogue signal, while SA has at least two years to go before reaching that milestone.

The fourth Young Innovators Competition wants to gather ideas from problem-solving tech start-ups.

Scientists find at least half a billion cellphone users worldwide may be exposed to the threat of having their SIMs seized by hackers.

South Africa should finally turn on digital TV mid-year, but meeting the international target is now out of reach.

The latest International Telecommunication Union data reveals growing Internet uptake but a widening digital gender divide, especially in Africa.

For the first time, more than half of the world's population is now using the Internet, but only a quarter of those in Africa, according to the ITU.

South Africa will serve on the International Telecommunications Union's executive council and the radio regulations board until 2022.

Connecting 22 million people by 2020 - no mean goal.

By the end of 2016, almost half of the world's population will be using the Internet as mobile networks grow and prices fall.

New frameworks for the global digital environment must recognise the rights of both business and consumers, says the union.

Implementation of SA Connect is falling behind, with the country continuing to rely on mobile networks to get online.

Kenya's regulatory authority says the ITU is not extending digital TV migration for 30?African countries.

Namibia starts turning off analogue signal, while SA has at least two years to go before reaching that milestone.

The fourth Young Innovators Competition wants to gather ideas from problem-solving tech start-ups.

Scientists find at least half a billion cellphone users worldwide may be exposed to the threat of having their SIMs seized by hackers.

South Africa should finally turn on digital TV mid-year, but meeting the international target is now out of reach.

The latest International Telecommunication Union data reveals growing Internet uptake but a widening digital gender divide, especially in Africa.

For the first time, more than half of the world's population is now using the Internet, but only a quarter of those in Africa, according to the ITU.

South Africa will serve on the International Telecommunications Union's executive council and the radio regulations board until 2022.

Connecting 22 million people by 2020 - no mean goal.

By the end of 2016, almost half of the world's population will be using the Internet as mobile networks grow and prices fall.

New frameworks for the global digital environment must recognise the rights of both business and consumers, says the union.

Implementation of SA Connect is falling behind, with the country continuing to rely on mobile networks to get online.

Kenya's regulatory authority says the ITU is not extending digital TV migration for 30?African countries.

Namibia starts turning off analogue signal, while SA has at least two years to go before reaching that milestone.

The fourth Young Innovators Competition wants to gather ideas from problem-solving tech start-ups.

Scientists find at least half a billion cellphone users worldwide may be exposed to the threat of having their SIMs seized by hackers.

South Africa should finally turn on digital TV mid-year, but meeting the international target is now out of reach.

The latest International Telecommunication Union data reveals growing Internet uptake but a widening digital gender divide, especially in Africa.

For the first time, more than half of the world's population is now using the Internet, but only a quarter of those in Africa, according to the ITU.

South Africa will serve on the International Telecommunications Union's executive council and the radio regulations board until 2022.

Connecting 22 million people by 2020 - no mean goal.

By the end of 2016, almost half of the world's population will be using the Internet as mobile networks grow and prices fall.

New frameworks for the global digital environment must recognise the rights of both business and consumers, says the union.

Implementation of SA Connect is falling behind, with the country continuing to rely on mobile networks to get online.

Kenya's regulatory authority says the ITU is not extending digital TV migration for 30?African countries.

Namibia starts turning off analogue signal, while SA has at least two years to go before reaching that milestone.

The fourth Young Innovators Competition wants to gather ideas from problem-solving tech start-ups.

Scientists find at least half a billion cellphone users worldwide may be exposed to the threat of having their SIMs seized by hackers.

South Africa should finally turn on digital TV mid-year, but meeting the international target is now out of reach.