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Director-General Duncan Pieterse: MzansiXchange pilot launch | SA News

10 October 2025 by Guest

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Keynote address by Director-General, Dr Duncan Pieterse, at the MzansiXchange pilot launch

Honourable guests and colleagues,

It is my privilege to welcome you to the MzansiXchange Pilot Launch. Thank you for being here to mark this important milestone in South Africa’s digital transformation journey.

Globally, data has moved from being used administratively to being considered a strategic asset and a key part of our digital infrastructure. Just as road, electricity, and water infrastructure drive development, data is the backbone of digital transformation and inclusive service delivery.

South Africa’s government data landscape has been characterised by fragmentation, siloed systems,…

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