The agency readies for the 13th instalment of the government technology conference, taking place in Durban at the end of this month.

Stella Ndabeni-Abrahams encourages fibre providers to reach areas they normally shy away from to ensure connectivity for all South Africans.

The ICT Council appoints Adrian Schofield as acting CEO as it searches for a new head.

Let us be reminded that digital transformation should be about our people and the impact of our decisions and actions on their wellbeing, says communications and digital technologies minister Stella Ndabeni-Abrahams.

The agency’s acting CEO looks to distribute a million set-top boxes, which are costing government R56 million annually in storage fees.

A lobby group charges that the finance minister is out of touch with the realities faced by SMMEs in their quest to access spectrum.

The investment focuses on three key areas: job creation, skills and talent development, as well as national cyber security.

Showcasing how the Internet can create digitally-enabled citizens, Google’s CS First programme was on show in Cape Town yesterday.

The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers appoints Mandla Msimang as one of its board of directors.

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

Tech companies must play their part in enabling everybody to participate meaningfully in 4IR, the minister said.

Motorists can now use their bank cards to pay for car licence renewals at post office branches that offer the service.