Over the past five years, the Mother City has raked in billions from the business process outsourcing sector.

Cape Town’s popular bus service officially unveils its app and a new Web site to offer commuters real-time travel information at the touch of a button.

The SAP deployment enhances economic inclusion among the city’s informal trade sector.

While the hub is a walk-in centre in Adderley Street for now, there are plans in the pipeline to create an online version.

The Afriversity founder has won the entrepreneurial competition for teaching coding and Web design to pupils from disadvantaged communities.

The city plans to only accept online submissions for building plans and land use applications, starting 1 July.

Plans are in place to introduce an automated shark spotting system to enhance safety at beaches across the City of Cape Town.

ICT-related jobs feature in the top five South African sectors looking for new talent recruits.

The city joins forces with Cell C to expand public WiFi hotspots and connect more citizens to the Internet.

The region's tech entrepreneurial ecosystem shows promise to be a key driver of economic growth and job creation, and is already the most productive tech sector in Africa.

With paperless invoicing, the city saves on postage, printing and paper, which amounts to a cost saving of R2.1 million per annum.

SAP Work Manager gives the City of Cape Town digital tools to install, inspect, maintain and repair water and sanitation assets.