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The President of South Africa, who announced plans for digital advancements in government services.
News published about Cyril Ramaphosa
Google Puts New AI Infrastructure and Startup Funding at the Centre of Africa Summit
TechTrendsKE - Jul 01, 2026
Google unveiled five major initiatives under its 'Building for Africa' programme, focusing on infrastructure, AI research, education, and startup development. The company will establish its first African Digital Exchange Port in South Africa's Eastern Cape, enhancing international connectivity.

ICASA finally explains what Starlink must do to enter South Africa
Techpoint Africa - Jun 30, 2026
ICASA has outlined the licensing requirements for Starlink to operate legally in South Africa, requiring multiple licenses. Starlink has yet to submit a formal license application to enter the South African market.

Canada-Africa Financing Forum to Bring Investors and Decision-Makers to Cape Town on May 14
Tech In Africa - Apr 29, 2026
A high-level financing forum will take place in Cape Town on May 14, 2026, to enhance Canada-Africa commercial engagement. The Canada-Africa Chamber of Business will host investors, policymakers, and industry leaders to unlock capital across African markets.

Starlink Commits to South Africa Compliance, Pledges R2.5 Billion Investment
Tech Labari - Oct 08, 2025
Starlink announces a R2.5 billion investment in South Africa as it prepares to launch services. The company plans to implement an equity equivalence program worth R500 million to connect 5,000 schools with free internet.

South Africa has passed a new e-hailing regulation; drivers say it’s outdated, doesn’t make sense
TechCabal - Sep 19, 2025
President Cyril Ramaphosa signed the National Land Transport Amendment Act on September 12, legalizing e-hailing services. The new law requires e-hailing permits to be tied to a driver's city of registration, limiting operational flexibility.
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