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Search ArticlesReimagining TVET Colleges through digital transformation and smart learning infrastructure
Johannesburg, 17 Apr 2026 Sizwe Africa IT Group Hikvision Even Flow Team. This week’s official launch of the Gert Sibande TVET College 4IR Lab and Centre of Specialisation represents a major milestone in advancing the Department of Higher Education and Training’s (DHET) vision for modern, digitally enabled TVET institutions that respond to the demands of the Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR).
BlackBerry, JVCKENWOOD and SK Telecom Join Sisvel POS Patent Pool as Licensors
Business Wire via ITWeb, LUXEMBOURG, 17 Apr 2026 The new Sisvel Point of Sale (POS) patent pool, announced on 1 April, has added three new licensors in the last two weeks. BlackBerry, JVCKENWOOD and SK Telecom have joined founding licensors Huawei, LG Electronics and Nokia in making their patents available for license through the programme. Sisvel POS covers 2G, 3G, 4G and 5G technologies.
Vuma’s fibre initiative connects 1 000 SA schools
Government officials and Vuma executives with communications minister Solly Malatsi. South African fibre network operator Vuma has connected 1 000 schools across South Africa to date, extending broadband access to an estimated 860 000 learners and 40 000 teachers. The milestone was commemorated at Molamo Primary School in Limpopo this week, where government officials, educators and industry stakeholders gathered to reflect on the role of connectivity in shaping the future of education.
Mariia Halaida, Head of Business Development, SOFTSWISS. | ITWeb
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Securing software supply chain without slowing development
Michael Brink, Chief Technology Officer, CASA Software. The supply chain has possibly never been more topical in the midst of hostilities in the Middle East and reports of a standoff between the US Department of Defence and an AI software development company because the latter is refusing to allow government unfettered access to its AI software.
The breach is in the database
The frequency of breaches is rising. (Image source: 123RF) At the pace recorded in the most recent reporting period, South African organisations are experiencing a data breach every three hours. The Information Regulator recorded 2 374 formally reported incidents in the 2024/25 financial year – and the figure rose a further 40% in the months that followed. In the financial sector alone, the average cost of a single breach has reached R70.2 million.
AI readiness in high school: The new bar for graduation
Addressing the AI‑readiness gap in high school. (Image source: 123RF) AI has moved from the exclusive realm of IT into tools your students will use every day: e-mail, office suites, customer service platforms, diagnostics and more. Yet most high school graduation requirements, and many “college and career readiness” pathways, still reflect a pre‑AI world, leaving secondary education leaders to bridge a growing gap between formal standards and everyday reality.
The case for South African F&A BPO: What US multinationals don't want to miss
SoluGrowth takes a deeply client‑centric approach to its F&A BPO engagements. (Image source: 123RF) Truth be told, over 10 years ago, I was a sceptic of the shared services model and later, the global business services (GBS) evolution, says Sean Burr, Associate Director: Head of GBS Finance & Accounting at SoluGrowth.
Myth: AI and machine learning will automatically fix your data problems
AI cannot compensate for weak data. (Image source: 123RF) In today’s data-driven world, organisations are investing heavily in analytics, platforms and emerging technologies to unlock value from their data. Yet despite this investment, many still struggle to turn data into meaningful, actionable insights. One of the biggest reasons? Persistent data myths. These myths, often shaped by hype, vendor messaging or simple misunderstanding, can quietly influence strategy.
Netstar appoints Warren Mande as new MD
Netstar has appointed Warren Mande as managing director. Telematics and vehicle tracking firm, Netstar has appointed Warren Mande as managing director, effective 1 July. In a statement, Netstar, a subsidiary of JSE-listed Altron Group, says the appointment follows the resignation of Grant Fraser, who will be emigrating to Australia with his family.