Luvuyo Rani (Image: Silulo Ulutho Technologies)

CHANGING COMMUNITIES THROUGH TECH

As the government implemented new curriculum standards that mandated high schools teach computer skills, Luvuyo Rani, the co-founder and CEO of Silulo Ulutho Technologies, a Cape Town-based IT services company, started his entrepreneurial journey in 2004 by selling secondhand laptops. Read the full story

Lorna Mlozi (Image: Supplied)

BRIDGING THE DIGITAL DIVIDE THROUGH THE INTERNET

In South Africa, township SMMEs still struggle to access internet connectivity. This is despite the fact research has proven that technology can positively contribute to the growth of the township economy. By enhancing skills development, and creating more jobs. Lorna Read the full story

Dr Luzango Mfupe &Wandile Gumede (Image: Supplied)

CSIR SIGNS MoU TO SUPPORT ICT-BASED SMMEs

The Council for Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with SEACOM South Africa Ltd, one of the leading global Internet service providers. Jointly, the organisations will work to support youth and women-owned Information and Read the full story

BANK PARTNERS WITH GLOBAL NETWORK TO BOOST SA BUSINESSES

 In an exclusive partnership in South Africa, Nedbank Commercial Banking has teamed up with leading global deal-matchmaking platform, Opportunity Network. Nedbank’s partnership with Opportunity Network helps mitigate the risk that comes with identifying global opportunities. This enables clients to grow Read the full story

Founder of APPTO Madoda Khuzwayo (Image: Supplied)

TECHNOPRENEUR LAUNCHES LIQUOR DELIVERY APP “A DARK STORE”

Dark stores or dotcom centres are retail spaces focused on local delivery of goods to customers.  Sandton-based app APPTO opened its dark store in the Sandton City Shopping Centre, which will carry a range of premium local and international alcohol Read the full story

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SUPPORT FOR BLACK-OWNED ICT START-UPS

The Innovator Trust has launched an incubation programme for young, black-owned technology start-up entrepreneurs. For most black-owned start ups plying their trade in the information and communications technology space, building a foundation block in the first two years is a Read the full story