The department is looking for a service provider to develop ICT indicators, modelling and a scenario system.
A request for information from the South African National Roads Agency could see an alternative to its complex tolling environment, it says.
The South African Social Security Agency is looking for secure, reliable, scalable and highly-available connectivity across all its sites.
The worker, who posted dozens of defamatory videos, narrowly avoids activating a suspended 30-day prison sentence.
The dispute over a R1.5 billion contract is now set to be resolved through arbitration.
Transnet’s court argument that it shouldn’t be ‘exposed to unbudgeted financial expenditure’ fails.
The ICT services firm says Transnet’s appeal has no merit, insisting the court’s scathing judgement confirms Transnet’s lack of readiness.
Transnet argues that the court erred in several respects, including misinterpreting Gijima’s obligations to migrate both mainframe and non-mainframe applications.
The event served as a platform for the new cohort to gain a deeper understanding of internal auditing and its critical role in strengthening corporate governance.
The court finds that Transnet launched its application prematurely and without having met its own contractual obligations with Gijima.
Recognising excellence in the public sector, the handpicked candidates for Brainstorm’s award have been announced.
SKA telescope progress, R2bn hospital fraud, AI ethics call, eFiling hijacks, new high-speed network
In this week's tech news roundup on ITWeb, South Africa advanced the global SKA telescope project with the first five dishes operational, while the SIU exposed R2 billion looted from Tembisa Hospital through syndicate fraud. At the same time, minister Solly Malatsi urged ethical guardrails for AI as SA leads the G20 task force, and the Tax Ombud warned of rising eFiling profile hijacking. Lastly, Broadband Infraco partnered with Huawei to launch an 800Gbps backbone network to drive.
The company completes a private cloud data centre in Durban and a colocation facility in partnership with Vodacom.
Canal+ seals MultiChoice deal, Transnet modernises, Seacom expands, and courts weigh crypto future
In this week's tech news roundup on ITWeb, Canal+ has officially taken control of MultiChoice after all regulatory approvals, bringing board changes to the South African entertainment giant. Transnet has upgraded its ERP system to SAP S/4HANA, enabling real-time data processing and AI integration to boost efficiency. At the same time, Seacom launched a new subsea cable linking Africa to global markets, aimed at meeting rising demand for AI, cloud, and data services.