Articles about Eskom

Top ICT tenders: Home Affairs looks to digital transformation

Disparate projects have resulted in several systemic challenges, says the Department of Home Affairs.

Top ICT tenders: Eskom locks down endpoints

The utility is advertising for a hardware asset tracking and recovery tool with an estimated 20 000 licences.

SA young scientists head to Arizona

Three SA high school learners will showcase research in AI, astrophysics and biomedical science at the Regeneron ISEF in the US next month.

Top ICT tenders: Defence dept to upgrade websites

The Department of Defence wants to outsource the development, hosting and maintenance of nine websites under its purview.

City Power hits back on solar registration process

OUTA says City Power’s process is unnecessary red tape, while City Power rejects the claim, saying the eight-step process is unchanged.

Telemetry data exposes scale of unplanned power outages

While load-shedding has receded, the lived experience of unreliable power has not, a new report shows.

Caught between the sun and Eskom’s bill

Eskom extends its R10 000 solar registration sweetener to September, but legislative requirements remain clouded.

Top ICT tenders: Transnet Freight Rail eyes AI collaboration

The company believes AI models could be developed to enhance the value, use and interpretation of its datasets.

Blu Label looks to recoup lost electricity revenue

The company pins future earnings growth on Cigicell’s revenue assurance model, which aims to help municipalities recover electricity revenue.

Top ICT tenders: SARS mulls tech upgrades

The South African Revenue Service ramps up its modernisation efforts with targeted interventions, including an e-procurement system.

Time to toughen up – five steps to hardening SA’s cyber defences

Wolfpack’s Craig Rosewarne has a plan to secure our virtual borders. Be part of this exclusive, high-level discussion.

Eskom’s solar PV rules will backfire, says OUTA

The power utility lacks legal standing to enforce solar registration, the civic body argues, predicting mass resistance similar to e-tolls.