Business Day TV talks to Mudiwa Gavaza, technology reporter for Business Day
14 May 2025 - 16:03
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SA’s communications & digital technologies minister has outlined a four-point plan to push the government’s use of digital platforms and technology,. Picture: GALLO IMAGES/LUBABALO LESOLLE
The government is working on a national technology plan to tackle SA’s digital divide. Business Day technology writer Mudiwa Gavaza has been following developments and shares his insights with Business Day TV.
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Business Day TV talks to Mudiwa Gavaza, technology reporter for Business Day
The government is working on a national technology plan to tackle SA’s digital divide. Business Day technology writer Mudiwa Gavaza has been following developments and shares his insights with Business Day TV.
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