Articles about Panyaza Lesufi

Gauteng education dept warns of fake placement offers

A fraudster is soliciting bribes from parents on the online admissions placement system in exchange for placements.

Gauteng ramps up digital innovation to tackle pain points

The Department of e-Government intensifies its tech use to address persistent challenges, from crime and unemployment, to infrastructure breakdowns.

Deadline looms for Gauteng online school placements

Parents and guardians have until 30 January to ensure their children who are going to grades one and eight in the 2025 academic year have been placed.

Gauteng transport revives cashless payments after hitches

After failing to get its “one-ticket-one-province" system off the ground, the Gauteng Department of Roads and Transport accelerates plans to roll it out.

‘Next-level’ tech planned for high-speed Gauteng-Limpopo train

The high-speed train linking Gauteng to Limpopo will be a high-tech transportation system that operates using the latest innovations, says the Gautrain Management Agency.

GP charts online register for free public services

Gauteng premier Panyaza Lesufi announces plans to introduce an online register for indigent households across the province.

Gauteng dials up crime prevention efforts

Gauteng e-government MEC Bonginkosi Dhlamini calls on residents to use the province’s panic button and its app equivalent.

West Rand Kromdraai community gets public WiFi

Public WiFi sites launch at Kromdraai Library and Matla Combined School in Mogale City, West Rand.

IFP’s Bonginkosi Dlamini to head Gauteng’s e-government dept

The Department of e-Government welcomes the Inkatha Freedom Party’s Bonginkosi Dhlamini as new MEC, who takes charge of the now-standalone department.

Huawei reiterates intelligent digital transformation agenda

Company provides technology progress update at Huawei Africa Connect 2024 conference.

‘Confusion’ as e-tolls scheme comes to an end

The gantries will be switched off at midnight on Thursday 11 April but the historic e-toll debt remains in place.

Free WiFi for ‘all townships’ beyond 2024, says Lesufi

Premier Panyaza Lesufi details Gauteng’s R2.7 billion investment in broadband, in an effort to ensure reliable connectivity for the region.