Deputy minister Pinky Kekana stresses the need for women in tech, advocating for partnerships to help remedy the imbalance of women representation in the sector. 

Shunned by the West, the Chinese telecommunications company pledges to equip thousands of South Africans with 5G and fourth industrial revolution skills.

The Department of Communications and Digital Technologies budgets over R16 million to run the minister’s private office.

The policy crafting the pathway for licensing high-demand spectrum gets the go ahead from Cabinet.

The communications and digital technologies ministry concedes a public-private partnership model is the best way to ensure universal broadband access for South Africans.

The communications ministry confirms the spectrum policy direction has been finalised, highlighting it is going through the requisite processes prior to publication.

The Department of Communications and Digital Technologies goes back to the drawing board, as it looks to “fast-track” the years-long-delayed project.

The 4IR commission will engage with stakeholders to chart the way forward for the country’s fourth industrial revolution direction.

President Cyril Ramaphosa bets on positioning South Africa not only as an adopter but a leader of the next digital revolution.

President Cyril Ramaphosa readies to be the first head of state to deliver a keynote address via holographic projection, at the inaugural Digital Economy Summit, in Midrand today.

The communications ministry will have to fill the permanent chief executive vacuum at some of its entities, as it transitions towards a consolidated department.

The new department arises from a merger between the Department of Communications and the Department of Telecommunications and Postal Services.