Bandwidth Barn company walks away with DTI award two years running
Web Africa grows to third largest hosting company in just over three years
International IT companies still prefer Mother City
Incubation is dead, long live business acceleration
A new era for CITI and Bandwidth Barn
IT and innovation collaboration bring Cape Town and Accra closer
New online mag puts South Africa in the Right-hand lane
Shadow the Cheetah highlights the crisis of sustainable development
First online betting site for SA
Fontera livens up the international airwaves
Lift-off for Launchpad
Fontera livens up the international airwaves
Lift-off for Launchpad – entrepreneur development programme achieves 70% success rate
DataFin invests in community skills development
Most successful incubator in South Africa turns 5
Cape IT Initiative develops the local creative sector with Qualia Group
Local coding, and hearty international profits a recipe for Cape Town success
Biometrics.co.za is the first winner of the CITI Floating Trophy for innovation and success
New online mag aims to hook global market
2nd phase of my mentor
Consequent Win
14 September 2007
Yesterday Minister Tasneem Essop visited the Bandwidth Barn. The Minister was responding to an invitation to see what the Bandwidth Barn and Cape IT Initiative (CITI) were doing to improve, grow, and develop the ICT Sector within the Western Cape.
Viola Manuel, the Executive Director of Cape IT Initiative (CITI) and Odette Potter, the General Manager of the Bandwidth Barn spoke about the achievements these organizations have made, and the plans for the future.
Paul Vecchiatto from ITWeb, Tamara from Cape Talk, and Karen Smith from Die Burger were in attendance from the Media side.
Tasneem Essop is the Minister of Environment, Planning and Economic Development for the Provincial Government of the Western Cape.
Jayz Internet Solutions was fortunate to be one of the selected group out of the VeloCITI programme to attend the session with the Minister. It was pleasing to find the Minister so interested in our businesses, and also in the work of the Bandwidth Barn and Cape IT Initiative (CITI) within the ICT Sector.