By addressing investment challenges, improving infrastructure, reforming regulations, and nurturing talent, we can unlock Africa’s digital potential
The Huawei Enterprise Business team engaged with local partners and end users in six provinces
‘We have to grow the local skills base, which is what we are doing with this DOEL internship programme’
‘We believe that technologies that improve communications will also grow the economy’
Khanya Somagaca, who comes from a humble background, has learned a number of useful ICT skills
Innovative digital solutions are imperative in the electricity sector’s transition to sustainable energy
More companies need to commit and invest in learnerships, bursaries, skills development programmes and internships for women
The pandemic has underlined the need for effective research, teaching and learning through virtual platforms regardless of travel restrictions
It is unrealistic to expect vulnerable people to ensure that nearby schools aren’t vandalised or robbed
The world has a chance to improve the lives of women, especially those living in Africa
Preparing our children for the future begins with our educators. Focusing on ‘lifeworthy’ training is a good step
Huawei has built up a loyal following by both states and consumers who see through the US’s charges
A single brand will improve the customer experience
Telkom is steering its business towards "new revenue streams", such as mobile, data and the internet
Around 70 school pupils attended the event, which included speakers in what might not be considered conventional tech jobs
They believe they’re not taken seriously so a Cape Town conference was held to explore
solutions.
The state’s incompetence is hindering connectivity as well as its own developmental goals.
The Film and Publication Board says no one is being sidelined and there will be ample opportunity to discuss and change the policy document.
One of South Africa’s most complex mining rights battles has finally been settled by the Constitutional Court.
CPSI honours innovative use of ICT in service delivery.
Workshop addresses road deaths and driver distractions
Government’s information and communications technology plans could be doing immense long-term damage to our economy, writes Alistair Fairweather.
Social media and access to information and communication technology is a pathway out of poverty, according to new research.
A humble learning software that has been largely unrecognised has more to it than meets the eye, writes <b>Patrick Makkink</b>.
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/ 1 November 2010
If Bill Gates is excited about online education, you should be, too, suggests <b>Anna Malczyk</b>.
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/ 1 November 2010
The DBE is aiming to utilise technology as a developmental tool for teacher education as well as integrating it into the school curriculum.
Yolande Peter, a finalist in the annual Microsoft Innovative Teachers Forum Awards in 2009, shares the details of her project.
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/ 17 February 2009
The African ICT industry has been ”quite sheltered” from the global economic downturn, consultancy Frost & Sullivan said on Tuesday.
Troubled by a difficult case, doctor Asfaw Atnafu decides to seek advice. He walks into a consulting room at Black Lion Hospital in Ethiopia’s capital Addis Ababa and greets a doctor at the Care Hospital in the southern Indian city of Hyderabad. Linked by a high-speed internet connection, the doctors study X-rays and laboratory results.