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SOL INVICTUS puts AI-enabled solar car through its paces at Zwartkops

Belgium Campus iTversity and its SOL INVICTUS partners are evaluating an advanced AI-powered telemetry system ahead of the Sasol Solar Challenge.
The solution, developed by students in collaboration with industry and academic partners, makes it possible for their solar-electric race car and support vehicle to operate as a single connected mobility platform and will be live tested at Centurion-based Zwartkops Raceway as the team prepares for South Africa’s premier solar-powered motorsport event.
Sasol’s Solar Challenge is an eight-day biennial endurance event in which local and international engineering teams race custom, solar-powered vehicles across public roads in South Africa between 10 and 17 September. The race starts in Sasolburg and travels a minimum distance of about 2,500 km to Cape Town via Jeffreys Bay.

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Varsity teams gear up for Sasol Solar Challenge with innovative SOL-1

SOL INVICTUS Dynamics, a multi-institutional solar car team, is gearing up to compete in the Sasol Solar Challenge 2026 with its solar-electric vehicle, SOL-1.
The project brings together students, lecturers and industry mentors from Belgium Campus iTversity, CTU Training Solutions, IMM Graduate School and Open Window, in an initiative focused on sustainable engineering, innovation, and experiential learning.
The Sasol Solar Challenge is an eight-day biennial endurance event in which local and international engineering teams race custom, solar-powered vehicles across public roads in South Africa. The 2026 event takes place from 10 to 17 September, starting in Sasolburg and traveling a minimum distance of about 2,500 km toward Cape Town.

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The Most In Demand Tech Careers of the Next Decade

The most in demand tech careers of the next decade will be shaped by rapid advances in artificial intelligence, automation, cybersecurity, cloud computing, and global digital transformation. As organisations across South Africa, Africa, and the world continue to modernise, the demand for specialised digital talent is accelerating. For students, early career professionals, and those considering a career pivot, understanding where the industry is heading is essential for making confident, future proof decisions.
These future focused roles blend technical expertise with strategic thinking, creativity, and adaptability. As digital ecosystems expand, professionals who can innovate, secure systems, and interpret complex data will be indispensable.

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IT Courses in South Africa: Your Launchpad into a Future Ready Digital Career

South Africa’s digital economy is expanding at an extraordinary pace, and with this growth comes a rising demand for professionals who can design, secure, and maintain the systems that power modern life. IT courses in South Africa give students the technical and analytical skills needed to thrive in one of the country’s fastest growing sectors. Whether you dream of building software, securing networks, designing cloud solutions, or analysing data, these programmes open doors to high demand careers across South Africa’s rapidly evolving digital landscape.
For students seeking a qualification that leads directly to opportunity, IT courses in South Africa offer one of the strongest, most future proof pathways – and Belgium Campus iTversity is a leader in delivering industry ready IT education.

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Essential Digital Skills Every Student Needs Today

Essential digital skills every student needs today form the backbone of modern learning, employability, and future ready confidence. Whether students are preparing for university, entering the workforce, or building entrepreneurial ambitions, digital fluency has become a non negotiable requirement. Across South Africa, Africa, and the global digital economy, technology is reshaping how people learn, communicate, and solve problems – and students who master these skills early gain a powerful advantage.
These essential digital skills go far beyond knowing how to use a computer. They include navigating digital platforms, evaluating online information, collaborating virtually, protecting personal data, interpreting digital content, and engaging with emerging technologies.

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SAICTA Honours Jacqui Muller as ICT Professional of the Year 2026

The South African ICT Association (SAICTA) is proud to announce Jacqui Muller as the recipient of the ICT Professional of the Year Award 2026, one of the flagship honours presented at the inaugural SAICTA ICT Excellence Awards Gala.

Selected from an exceptional field of nominees, Jacqui was recognised for her outstanding leadership, technical expertise, and long standing commitment to advancing South Africa’s digital ecosystem and practice Her career reflects a commitment to strengthening governance, driving innovation and fostering excellence across the country’s rapidly evolving digital economy.

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The Rise of South Africa’s Data Talent: Why This Field Is Redefining the Future of Work

The article explores why data science and analytics careers in South Africa are rapidly growing as organisations become increasingly data driven. It explains how data now underpins business strategy, AI adoption, and digital transformation, creating strong demand for analysts, engineers, and data scientists. The article outlines how students can enter the field, the essential skills needed in 2026, and why data literate professionals are critical to South Africa’s economic growth, innovation, and public sector modernisation. It positions data careers as future proof, high impact pathways with strong earning potential and long term relevance.

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The Importance of Practical, Industry Aligned IT Education

The article explains the importance of practical, industry aligned IT education in preparing South African students for a rapidly evolving digital economy. It highlights how hands on learning, real world experience, and strong industry partnerships improve employability, credibility, and workplace readiness. It also outlines the ICT skills employers need in 2026 and shows why practical, industry aligned training is essential for South Africa’s economic growth and digital competitiveness.

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ICT’s Role in South Africa’s Economy: Why Digital Skills Matter More Than Ever

ICT’s role in South Africa’s economy is growing rapidly, driven by major investments in digital infrastructure, cloud computing, e commerce, and digital skills development. South Africa’s digital economy contributes up to 19% of GDP, and institutions like Belgium Campus iTversity play a key role in preparing skilled ICT professionals to support national growth.

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