This paper reports on a longitudinal study carried out amongst 3825 students at one South African university over three years. The research identifies changes in perceptions regarding the factors that these students consider ...

As citizens in democratic developing countries (DDC) put their governments under pressure to deal with corruption, Information and Communications Technology (ICT) is increasingly being considered as an important strategic ...

The delivery of government services is a known challenge for many African countries. The magnitude of the challenge is heightened even further by an ever more demanding citizenry whose life experiences are steeped in ICT. ...

The theme of the 2018 colloquium, "Digital Re-imagination: Preparing South Africa for a Digital Future through e-Skills" sought to establish an innovative research network through providing a platform for government, ...

The literature on the effectiveness of e-government in developing countries towards improving public service delivery is littered with failure stories. Notwithstanding, the failures have not stopped most governments in ...

The Government of the Republic of South Africa is committed to establishing a society grounded on democratic ideals, social fairness and fundamental human rights. For this to happen, any decisions to be taken by the ...

The potential and promise of mobile app development depends in large part on the creative capability of the app developer. In Africa, despite the explosion of mobile phones over the last few years, there is uncertainty ...

One of the preferred approaches to solving developing country (DC) challenges such as unemployment, poverty and redundant youth is through entrepreneurship and the use of ICT. Yet integrating ICT in business often presents ...

The number of student enrolments in computer-related courses remains a serious concern worldwide with far reaching consequences. This paper reports on an extensive survey about career choice and associated motivational ...

The underrepresentation of women in the Information Communication Technology (ICT) sector is a challenge despite the existing conducive opportunity for a career in ICT. In this digital era where smartphones are almost ...