Home Affairs upgrade could bag extra R2.3 billion: Home Affairs’ first fee hike for private sector use of its digital identification verification system in more than a decade will bring in much needed revenue to ensure its continued efficiency. – MyBroadband
Warnings about new solar and wind power tariff plan in South Africa: The International Trade Administration Commission has announced plans to review 82 tariff codes for inputs and materials used in renewable energy projects. – MyBroadband
Setting up your own AI supercomputer in South Africa just got much easier: South Africa is poised for an AI revolution. However, high costs, skills shortages and difficulty in sourcing hardware have made the ambition of building AI in South Africa, for South Africans, an elusive dream. Until now. – MyBroadband
Good news about price increases on prominent fibre network: Zoom Fibre will no longer be scrapping one of its three most affordable fibre-to-the-home (FTTH) packages in June 2025. – MyBroadband
Vodacom accused of breaking privacy laws in South Africa: A consumer rights expert believes Vodacom could be violating POPIA by requiring people to use its VodaPay app to opt out of direct marketing SMSs. – MyBroadband
Intelligent load shifting with Wetility: SSEG & Homeflex without stress: In 2025, Eskom introduced two key regulatory shifts that will affect residential solar users: mandatory registration as a Small-Scale Embedded Generator (SSEG) and migration to the Homeflex time-of-use electricity tariff. – MyBroadband
UFS Business School short courses – take your career to the next level: These short courses are targeted at different experience levels in management and project management and are the best way to upskill yourself in these fields. – MyBroadband
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