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Striking workers say more than 6 000 families have been shattered and are asking what to do come the general elections on 29 May.

Retrenched Post Office workers march in Tshwane, demanding immediate payment of outstanding salaries and intervention from Minister Mondli Gungubele.

The businessman asks the comms department to advise the president to appoint a minister of AI in the next administration.

SA’s ICT industry pats itself on the back for advancing communication services and economic growth over the last 30 years, but burning issues remain.

South African post office workers to march in Pretoria against looming retrenchments threatening their jobs.

While the government says it has had no dealings with the satellite internet provider, and Icasa says it has not received any application for a licence, companies that manage the service locally say they are working on a plan to keep customers connected.

A research team led by Aston University has sent data at a speed that is 4.5 million times faster than the average home broadband.

Addis Ababa, 24 April 2024 (ECA) - African countries should effectively deploy development planning as a transformative tool to strengthen resilience and sustainable development in an era of unrelenting crises, according to panelists at a side event on development planning titled “Leveraging Digital Technologies for Integrated Planning to Advance the SDGs and Agenda 2063 in

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Development planning is a key transformative tool to strengthen resilience and sustainable development in Africa