The Gauteng education department has increased the capacity of its website after it crashed on Monday when online school registrations opened for next year. The site had 600 accesses

Parliamentary officials have demanded that the Post Office chairman pay back money lost through the resignations of top officials. Simosezwe Lushaba faced angry standing committee on public accounts members who questioned the

One of the biggest retail and industrial areas in Johannesburg, Strijdompark in Randburg, is getting fibre broadband. BitCo has announced plans to wire up the large number of businesses in the area

The SABC is not there to make a profit. Rather, it’s a public broadcaster that serves the people, the corporation’s chief operating officer Hlaudi Motsoeneng said on Tuesday. The controversial Motsoeneng, who has survived attempts by the public protector

Despite multiple trips of units at three power stations stress-testing the power system, Eskom managed to avoid load shedding on Tuesday. The multiple trips of units resulted in a loss of 3,5GW and, in an effort to stabilise the power grid, Eskom used five diesel generators

Making tertiary education free would reduce the quality of education and graduates, Allan Gray Orbis Foundation CEO Anthony Farr said on Tuesday. “Ultimately, if fees are free, it has an impact of reducing the quantity that we need and ultimately, I would argue, it would reduce

The International Finance Corporation, which forms part of the World Bank Group, and related funds managed by the IFC Asset Management Company are buying a 18% stake in South Africa- and US-listed technology group Net1 for US$107,7m (about R1,6bn). IFC has agreed to

The South African Police Service has warned against a cellphone scam in which users receive a text message saying a case has been opened against them by the police. According to spokesman Hangwani Mulaudzi, people

The Gauteng ANC’s provincial executive committee has resolved that President Jacob Zuma should step down, a source has told News24. The PEC met on Tuesday where the decision was taken. This has not been officially confirmed by the party in the province, but a

Google and partner Livity Africa have revealed a programme to train a million young Africans in digital skills in the next 12 months. The companies intend to provide training to