The agency, however, has had to deal with corruption allegations levelled against its CEO, Oupa Mopaki.Įarlier this month, MICT SETA put its CEO and top management on precautionary suspension pending an investigation into the allegations received from the auditor-general and Public Protector's office. MICT SETA is a government skills development entity established in terms of the Skills Development Act of 1998, with a mission to generate, facilitate and accelerate the processes of quality skills development at all levels in the MICT sector.
In its resolutions, the ANC has also directed the Media, Information and Communication Technologies Sector Education and Training Authority (MICT SETA) to shape up in order to serve its purpose. Teachers receive laptops and tablets for learners. Despite on-going theft incidents, the GDE is championing the paperless classroom initiative, which sees classrooms connected to high-speed broadband and equipped with interactive smart boards. So far, at provincial level, the Gauteng Department Education (GDE) continues to make strides in advancing ICT adoption in schools across the province. The governing party notes a national paperless system is in line with Operation Phakisa in Education and steps should be taken to implement decisions focused on the use of ICT in schools. Government should invest nationally in a paperless system based on digitised and automation of systems." The ANC states: "All children of South Africa must get equal opportunities in terms of infrastructure in all schools, if we are to maximise the opportunities of the fourth industrial revolution. While there is no set timeline for when the national paperless system will be introduced, the ANC notes the biggest challenge is to implement the resolutions and policies with speed. The report details a number of fundamental resolutions for which the ANC says it has started laying the foundation for implementation. Yesterday, the ANC released its report which details resolutions the party has taken following the 54th National Conference that took place in December in Johannesburg. Introducing smart and paperless schools throughout the country is one of the resolutions the African National Congress (ANC) has sought to undertake. The ANC is looking to invest in a national paperless classroom system based on digitised and automated systems.
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