Steve Jobs in iAfrica
Steve Jobs, the driving force behind the success of Apple, changed the way the world uses technology. His biggest impact on Africa may yet come.
South Africa’s growing internet user base makes the country an attractive destination for crooks looking for bank accounts to pillage.
The spotlight is on Africa as the Fifa 2010 World Cup descends on SA.
Scientists across the globe, including South Africa, will now join in the search for how the universe was created.
While the economic crisis at the end of the first decade of the 21st century has made the most headlines, there are more significant shifts afoot that will inform the future of business.
As country head of Google South Africa, Stephen Newton has to be businessman, diplomat and possibly warrior in meeting his company’s objectives.
Broadband is as essential for Africa as water and electricity, but it’s going to cost to bring the continent up to speed.
There is no question that the healthcare sector in Africa represents a huge challenge and opportunity. The question is how, and how well, ICT will meet the challenge.
As you get deeper into a conversation with Angela Gahagan, you realise this isn’t a discussion you would have with the average CEO.
With an abundance of bandwidth and booming mobile operators, East Africa is quietly staking its claim as Africa’s call centre capital.
A survey currently underway at the behest of the ITSM forum is providing a valuable indication of exactly how mature the local market is in this space.
South Africa’s State Information Technology Agency (SITA ) is focused on enabling government to transform service delivery to citizens through innovative use of information and communication technologies.
