The master plan seeks to flesh out how government can use science, technology and innovation to secure smart, green households and neighbourhoods in SA.

Biometric hacking, fake videos and AI-driven attacks are among the top cyber security threats predicted to take centre stage next year.

To attract investment in Africa, regulators need to make spectrum available soon for 5G services, says a new report.

The Gauteng transport department debuts an electric-powered bike to provide a cost-effective and environmentally-friendly option in the transportation of goods.

The regulator takes a step forward in the process of allocating spectrum by withdrawing a 2016 invitation to apply, which has been held up by a court battle for two years.

A Government Gazette details the policy framework for licensing unassigned high-demand spectrum for the wholesale open access network and mobile operators.

The CSIR and IEEE will drill into how software-defined networking and network function virtualisation will impact the development of 5G.

The CSIR commissions additional trucks with semi-autonomous tech, including enhanced autopilot, automated braking and lane departure warnings.

New technology that uses breath analysis instead of blood for diabetes management could replace the invasive "finger prick" glucometer.

With the wholesale open access network in the pipeline, SA forges ahead with an experiment that has no successful precedent anywhere in the world.

Despite widespread criticism from some stakeholders in the sector, Cabinet moves to approve the Bill that clears the way for the introduction of the wholesale open access network.

Cyber criminals are targeting company and private fax machines to take over networks and steal information, says Check Point.