MTN Group said on Monday that its South African unit plans to hire 150 “digital experts” to meet what it calls “growing demand” for digital services.

As we work to grow our economy and create employment, there is much debate about the relative roles of the state and business in pursuing these goals. By Cyril Ramaphosa.

A new book offers an historical overview of scientific ideas, practices and institutions in South Africa over more than three centuries.

Uber Technologies will one day join the likes of Microsoft by accepting bitcoin as a payment option on its app.

Cisco Systems held talks with Splunk about a takeover that could have been its biggest deal ever, but the discussions fell apart in recent weeks.

Intel has launched a new chip for blockchain applications such as bitcoin mining and minting NFTs to cash in on the rising usage of cryptocurrencies.

The labour department has filed court papers against the South African unit of Huawei for allegedly violating employment rules.

Former Post Office CEO Mark Barnes has penned an open letter offering to buy a majority stake in the deeply troubled Post Office.

Government has published proposed changes to the Electricity Regulation Act that will facilitate the opening of the national power grid to private generators.

Do the skills in government’s updated critical skills list match the reality of what’s needed on the ground, especially in South Africa’s ICT industry?