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ITWeb TV Live @ Security Summit 2026 – Noluntu Mpekoa, University of South Africa | SA News

10 July 2026 by Guest

Recorded live on the exhibition floor of the ITWeb Security Summit 2026, Prof. Noluntu Mpekoa, Associate Professor, Institute for Sustainability and Corporate Citizenship, College of Economic and Management Sciences, University of South Africa, spoke to ITWeb’s Simnikiwe Mzekandaba about the future of cyber security in Africa, focusing on collaboration, policy alignment, skills development and building a stronger continental cyber security ecosystem.
This session was recorded live on the show floor, so you’ll hear some of that authentic, real-world Security Summit energy in the background.
ITWeb TV @ Security Summit is supported by Snode Technologies.
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