The government agency calls in the UK-based software provider to explain the reasons behind the termination of a R364 million IT contract.

The deputy communications and digital technologies minister's name has been dragged into a dispute over a R300 million IT tender, Sunday Times reports.

The SA Women in ICT Forum launches “Lift As We Rise” series, with deputy minister Pinky Kekana encouraging women to hold equity in the wholesale open access network.

Deputy comms minister Pinky Kekana challenges local industries to prepare for Industry 4.0, with skills, job creation and gender equality key to success.

The top five finalists making waves in the tech space celebrated at the inaugural Standard Bank Women in ICT event, with start-up Ejoobi crowned the winner.

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. 

The search engine giant readies to roll out its digital skills programme at scale, as it looks to equip over 30 000 South African learners with the fundamentals of computer science.

New board members are appointed to serve on the South African Women in ICT Forum, as the tenure of the old members comes to an end.

The deputy communications minister calls on the tech industry to help create a brighter future for all South Africans.

The new Microsoft Azure data centres, combined with Huawei Cloud and the imminent Amazon Web Services centres, are expected to create thousands of jobs in SA’s ICT sector.

The departments are still finding their footing to unify the two ministries, despite having a head-start in the government consolidation process.

The ICT industry lauds the decision to retain minister Stella Ndabeni-Abrahams in her post, noting it signals much-needed continuity in a department characterised by leadership instability.