The Gauteng Provincial Government outlines its vision to grow Gauteng into the home of artificial intelligence and innovation, giving citizens 100% digital services.
The provincial government says youth have until 27 September to apply for one of 2 500 short-term employment opportunities.
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.
IBM Research Africa develops cloud-based technology to help the Gauteng government monitor, track and predict coronavirus infections.
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.