Entrepreneurship has become an essential part of the South-African economy and plays a crucial role in boosting economic activity in the country. With the rising number of startups and small businesses, the entrepreneurial spirit has been driving economic growth and job creation in the country. Startups and small businesses contribute significantly to the GDP and create job opportunities. These enterprises introduce innovative products, services, and business models that stimulate competition and drive economic growth.

By Sfundo Mathimbane

The Tshwane University of Technology (TUT), in partnership with Microsoft, launched an Advanced Digital Skills programme at the Institute for The Future of Work (IFoW) in Hatfield, Pretoria on Wednesday, 2 October, bringing together academic leaders, students, and various stakeholders to celebrate a new chapter in TUT’s commitment to innovation, education and community engagement. 

Thanks to machine learning and deep learning, AI applications can learn from data and can provide results in near real-time, analysing new information from many sources and adapting accordingly with a level of accuracy that's invaluable to business.

by Kgothatso Monono

The Tshwane University of Technology’s Faculty of Information and Communication Technology (FoICT) hosted its prestigious annual Top Achievers Awards at the Protea Fire and Ice Hotel in Menlyn. Bringing together top performing Faculty students and staff the event celebrated academic and research excellence and qualification milestones.