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

The hub is expected to create opportunities for vehicle component manufacturers as well as 6 700 jobs.

BMW, Nissan and Jaguar Land Rover embark on a seven-day electric vehicle road trip from Johannesburg to Cape Town.

Fiery former education MEC Panyaza Lesufi will head Gauteng’s e-government and finance portfolios.

The department pins its hopes on reprioritising ICT expenditure in departmental budgets to fund phase two of the R2.8 billion Gauteng broadband network.

The partnership seeks to advance the use of computational intelligence and artificial intelligence for rational decision-making.

Following a year-long delay, SITA finds a service provider to commence phase two of the province's flagship ICT project, appointing Altech.

The provincial government reaches an agreement with municipalities in Gauteng to share ICT infrastructure.

They have partnered to launch an e-learning platform, Thint'iMillion, to upskill jobless youth.

Premier David Makhura believes innovative and knowledge-intensive sectors will drive growth in the provincial economy.

Naledi Pandor challenges delegates attending the Gauteng Technology Innovation Conference to develop solutions that will not isolate vulnerable citizens.

The provincial government will in the next three months introduce a pilot project for a single e-ticket for public transport users.