Edward Lawrence

The immediate benefits of digitalisation are so breath-taking that we rarely stop to consider its longer-term impact − an unsustainable...

Data recently released by the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) states that achieving universal access to broadband...

Here’s a thought. Imagine if we grew the Internet in Africa over the next decade as fast as we grew it in the last… what would that mean...

The more extensive the rail or telecom network is, the more opportunities there are for business growth and economic development.

Wherever possible, communities, organisations, individuals, and businesses are using the Internet to stay connected during COVID-19.

As self-isolation becomes the new norm, many people are turning to the Internet to stay connected – and to keep working.

SA companies are open to learning and tackling issues in innovative ways.

it is my opinion that in the modern era, humans who live without access are prejudiced to the point where their rights are compromised.

Across Africa, new entrants are mushrooming. This has created a market that is hungry for alternatives and competition.

Starting a new business is daunting.

The conditions for creating a successful tech business have hardly ever been more favorable for those with innovative ideas.

Internet Protocol version 6 (IPv6) offers several functionality enhancements for those who have switched to the new protocol.

From the Budget Speech 2015, it is clear that the development of the country’s ICT sector has become a focus a area for S.A. government.