MyBroadbandEnd of an era for the Gautrain
The Gauteng Provincial Government has appointed a new Gautrain concessionaire to operate, maintain, and modernise the network for 15 years.
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MyBroadbandMyBroadbandVodacom and Telkom beat MTN in government Internet rollout
Vodacom and Telkom have made significant progress in connecting public service institutions since October 2025, while MTN is lagging behind.
MyBroadbandForeign intelligence services keeping tabs on South Africa
If a first-tier intelligence services like the NSA wanted to sit inside a South African government department or state-owned enterprise, nobody would find out.
MyBroadbandGauteng to open criminal case against student who reported a security flaw in its R269-million app
Gauteng intends to open a criminal case against the researcher who alerted the Department of e-Government about a vulnerability he found on the e-Panic Button app that was exposing user information.
MyBroadbandStudent who exposed government security flaws raises concerns about South Africa’s digital IDs
Cybersecurity researcher Joel Cedras said Home Affairs would need to remain vigilant and proactive to keep South Africa's proposed digital ID system secure.
MyBroadbandSmall South African town once known as “dream city” where 1 million televisions and 500,000 fridges are built every year
Sold as the "bruin droomstad" by the Apartheid government, Atlantis in the Western Cape has seen significant changes since 1994, including the construction of a factory that produces 1 million televisions and 500,000 fridges every year.