Government
Weather law hampers progress
Last month, a proposed amendment to the SA Weather Service Act caused an outcry. It is symptomatic of anti-innovation regulation, however.
Hard-arsed Hollander
For some people, the epitaph above would be deemed an insult that could only be assuaged by suing Noseweek for coining the phrase. But Piet den Boer wore it like a badge of honour.
And now for price controls
With supreme irony, government is now out to protect consumers from the very producers it created and cosseted all these years. It was always going to end like this.
Clearing murky waters
The 2009 Sita GovTech conference was characterised by veiled and unsuccessful attempts at transparency.
Who was I? The long and winding road to nowhere
The United Nations recently gave our very own Department of Home Affairs an award. This is what it’s for.
Slating Sita
It’s not often that industry players will stand up and openly criticise a government institution, but the State IT Agency’s problems have been around for far too long.
Unfulfilled promise
South Africa has been spinning its wheels for ten years trying to get BPO right. Blame the government.
Cyber crime mirrors legitimate economy
Unlike the legitimate economy, though, it’s still growing strong.
Setting up for failure?
South Africa is quickly heading towards a digital TV future, but not without a few hiccups – and millions of set-top boxes.
Government on the go
Government in the palm of your hand? Sounds far too good to be true, in a country where service delivery is hampered by limited resources and a still-skewed distribution of those resources.
Move from an efficient to effective government
SAS provides government the tools to better plan, monitor and evaluate, and deliver on their mandate for improved service delivery The role of government agencies and departments around the world is to execute their function to enable the objective of improving service delivery to their citizens.