The event series showcases how AWS Cloud has enabled SA's public and private sector organisations to grow and thrive through the COVID-19 pandemic.
The city plans to use an electronic lottery system to recruit 9 000 people for its Expanded Public Works Programme, to provide temporary work.
To make progress on smart cities and e-government services requires more effective partnerships between public and private sectors, with a shared risk approach.
The online platform for logging municipal service delivery issues is now available in Tshwane, after launching in Cape Town and Johannesburg in July.
Through the use of technology, residents can trust the recruitment process is fair, with no corruption or nepotism, says executive mayor Randall Williams.
The unhappy firms accuse the city of promoting anti-competitive behaviour and claim it is creating an evergreen arrangement for C-Track.
Nine suspects will this week appear in court for allegedly hacking City of Tshwane servers, defrauding the municipality of R53 million.
The companies say specifications and requirements contained in the bid were drafted in a biased manner, which did not allow all potential suppliers to offer their services.
The city eyes wall-to-wall broadband coverage, placing its ailing broadband project in pole position among its smart city aspirations.
The city rolls out a WhatsApp chat service to allow the public to interact with it directly on a range of service issues.
The capital city and its three universities explore innovative mechanisms to improve service delivery to residents.
The hub is expected to create opportunities for vehicle component manufacturers as well as 6 700 jobs.