The Department of e-Government refutes claims that management of phase two of the Gauteng Broadband Network has been handed over to another agency.

The Department of e-Government introduces a Web-based pre-screening application to facilitate coronavirus screening and employee management for provincial departments.

Gauteng Provincial Government works towards developing a fourth industrial revolution strategy, to push forward the province’s modernisation agenda.

Gauteng finance MEC and e-government department head Nomantu Nkomo-Ralehoko sees virtual meetings as key to helping save time and money in future.

The Standing Committee on Public Accounts says it had concerns about the month-to-month Security Operation Centre contract, despite allowing it to be fast-tracked.

Gauteng premier David Makhura asks the Special Investigation Unit to probe the controversial multimillion-rand Security Operation Centre contract.

MEC Nomantu Nkomo-Ralehoko orders an investigation into allegations of irregularity in the Gauteng Security Operation Centre Contract.

The ambitious provincial cyber security project has been incurring irregular expenditure unabated over the last four years.

The e-government department prioritises ICT rollout and implementation, as it aims to improve service delivery over the next five years.

Gauteng receives R1.4 billion over the medium-term to drive the province’s high-speed broadband rollout ambitions, while ‘ghost-busting’ ICT has been implemented.

A forensic investigation into the e-government department’s specialised ICT skills programme results in the suspension of two senior managers.

The department threatens to pause the ambitious provincial connectivity project, citing irregular expenditure and non-delivery from SITA.