Nedbank helps youngsters expand their outlook’

Nedbank’s Eyethu Community Trust has announced its support of the MINDS Scholarship Programme, which gives African students an opportunity to study within the continent, but outside their home country. The programme aims to develop Pan-African leaders with a...

Modest decline for global monitor shipments

Worldwide shipments of desktop monitors declined by -1,1% in Q1 2017 compared to those a year ago, according to the latest figures from market analysis company Context. “The decline in sales was driven by the consumer segment, which dropped -1,8%, while the fall...

Singularity Summit comes to SA

Singularity University (SU), a global community using exponential technologies to tackle the world’s greatest challenges, will hold its first international summit on the African continent. The two-day SingularityU South Africa Summit is being hosted in...
Prasa rolls out 4G network

Prasa rolls out 4G network

The Passenger Rail Agency of South Africa (Prasa) will soon go live to an intelligent digital railway solution that will improve communications, increase capacity and improve safety on the country’s metro rail network. The five-year project is being carried out...
Why youth leave jobs so soon

Why youth leave jobs so soon

Three out of 10 young people youth will quit their jobs within the first three months. This is according to research conducted by Lulaway, which works in entry-level recruitment. “With a national youth unemployment rate of over 48% (aged between 15 and 24,...

Research unlocks mobile biometric authentication

People unlock their phone and, increasingly, shop and pay with the touch of their finger. They don’t get locked out when they forget a password because it has been replaced with a simpler, more secure option – mobile biometrics. Whether using a...