Experts identify vulnerabilities in barcode scanners
According to Kaspersky, warehouses have become increasingly dependent on digital technologies to manage inventory, logistics and distribution
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Gauteng young innovators invited to Youth Tech Hackathon
Participants will work together to develop technology-driven solutions while gaining practical experience that could help prepare them for careers in the digital sector.
South Africa Seeks Stronger China-Africa Media Partnerships at Global Forum
The gathering brings together government representatives, media organisations, technology companies and industry leaders to explore the future of broadcasting and digital media across Africa and China
Samsung and Tshimologong Celebrate Graduation of Young Software Developers
This year's cohort consisted of 18 African graduates, evenly split between nine women and nine men, all holding tertiary qualifications in Information Technology.
Gauteng e-Gov to develop digital infrastructure in Evaton
While internet connectivity is available, the department identified the need for additional computers to strengthen the library's role as a community digital hub.
Johannesburg Team Crowned Gauteng’s Top Young Tech Innovators at G13 Hackathon Finale
Gauteng MEC for e-Government Bonginkosi Dhlamini congratulated all the finalists, saying the hackathon demonstrated the creativity and innovation of Gauteng's youth and reaffirmed government's commitment to developing future digital leaders.
Gauteng’s Top Young Tech Innovators Set for G13 Hackathon Finale
The winning team will be crowned the 2026 G13 Hackathon Champions and recognised as the province's leading young technology innovators.
South Africa moves closer to introducing digital IDs
Importantly, Home Affairs says the digital ID will have the same legal status as a physical ID card. However, South Africans will not be forced to switch to digital IDs and existing ID cards will remain valid.
Young people invited to participate in Gauteng e-Gov G13 Hackathon
The hackathon events will be rolled out across Gauteng’s five corridors, namely the West Rand, Sedibeng, Johannesburg, Ekurhuleni and Tshwane, during June 2026.
Computerized tests reduce corruption at licensing centres
According to the RTMC, the new system has closed that loophole by randomly selecting question papers electronically, preventing officials from knowing which test will be used beforehand.
