The Portfolio Committee on Communications and Digital Technologies seeks clarity from the minister over the alleged lobbying of Starlink.
Why South Africa’s governance environment holds the key to digital anti-corruption technologies.
Justice minister Thembi Simelane appears before Parliament to answer allegations that the department is not giving the NPA full access to a State Capture data centre.
The multimillion-rand penalty relates to illegal contracts that SAP entered with state-owned company Eskom at the height of state capture.
Commissioner Edward Kieswetter challenges tax administrators to become vocal advocates and promoters of a single digital identity.
IT procurement and renewals is a complex field, fraught with risk for companies that do not fully understand the legal implications of their contracts, says Leon Steyn, CEO Dante Deo.
While household financial resilience increased by 1.4% in the quarter, the decline of 1.1% recorded year on year reflects the mounting pressure on household finances.
In line with the Zondo Commission’s recommendations, the embattled power utility is banking on different technologies to arrest graft.
Government believes technologies such as data analytics can make a difference in thwarting corruption, especially among state-owned companies.
Eskom welcomes the arrest of two former employees of former contractor ABB Group for corruption.
Minister Khumbudzo Ntshavheni stands by her decision to fire three former execs of state-owned company Denel.
The Zondo Commission reveals IT companies such as Neotel and T-Systems played pivotal roles in aiding state capture by the Gupta enterprise.
Top news headlines for 3 to 8 January 2022
A summary of the top business technology stories shared by ITWeb between 3 - 8 January 2022. Visit www.itweb.co.za for more news.