Author: Nkosinathi Ndlovu

Removing ad valorem duties is a first step, but more work needs to be done to bridge the affordability gap.

BankservAfrica is working to integrate QR code payment support into rapid payments platform PayShap.

South Africa’s biggest corporate spender on IT has reported a 2% increase in full-year technology spending.

Government is reviewing the Post Office’s list of reserved services with a view potentially to liberalising the sector.

Data analytics and AI have become central to the South African Revenue Service’s tax collection efforts.

A dedicated government institution is needed to help fight the cybercrime scourge in South Africa, experts have said.

E-voting offers a wide range of benefits, but there are also dangerous downsides to digitising the electoral process.

Production is ramping up at the YOA fibre-optic cable factory at Durban’s Dube TradePort, with plans for further expansion.

Revolut, the world’s fourth-largest digital bank, has confirmed to TechCentral that it is interested in the South African market.

AI computing capacity promises to drive economic growth in South Africa but will also drive up demand for electricity.