Articles about GovChat

GovChat founder's new venture creates multilingual AI search tool

The entrepreneur’s Suppple develops an AI-powered conversational search engine, to meet Africa’s diverse linguistic landscape.

Capital Appreciation maintains year-on-year dividend growth

In a lacklustre economy, the fintech group continued to attract new customers and grow its market share, says the firm.

Project delays knock Capital Appreciation’s revenue

While revenue grew, earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortisation declined by 8% to R126.9 million.

GovChat dream turned into ‘nightmare’, says founder

Eldrid Jordaan decries the state of the start-up he founded, reflecting on the next phase in the GovChat versus Facebook squabble.

GovChat loan sinks Capital Appreciation's earnings

The JSE-listed fintech group’s drop in earnings was directly due to the expected credit loss provision raised, amounting to R70.8 million, for the loan.

Capital Appreciation seeks solutions for GovChat

Various alternatives are being explored for the citizen engagement platform, amid the ongoing business rescue.

Former GovChat duo embark on new venture

Eldrid Jordaan and Goitse Konopi become founders of Suppple, a tech firm that aims to power governments’ digitisation.

BREAKING: Eldrid Jordaan makes R50m hostile bid for GovChat

The GovChat founder and partners give Capital Appreciation and other creditors until 6pm today to accept the offer, after which it automatically lapses.

GovChat founder discharged from hospital

Eldrid Jordaan recovers at home, after being discharged from a Cape Town hospital yesterday.

GovChat founder Eldrid Jordaan falls ill

ITWeb learns Eldrid Jordaan has been admitted to the cardiac high-care unit at a hospital in Cape Town.

BREAKING: Shock exits as GovChat CEO, chief data officer quit

Eldrid Jordaan, founder of the citizen engagement platform, announces his resignation as well as that of Goitse Konopi as chief data officer.

GovChat inks five-year extension with COGTA

The partnership will be in effect for another five years, to deliver more services to the South African public.