SITA.
Waste Management company
- Reports this week
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- Active events
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- Connections
- 17
What's happening
Active this week
Earlier this month
One to three months ago
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SFO contracted SITA for a facial recognition system, which now exports data to federal immigration authorities, alongside board oversight reductions.Some support1 report
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SITA is under the oversight and investigation of Solly Malatsi.Some support2 reports1 development inside
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Solly Malatsi critiques SITA's ICT procurement capacity, addresses Sentech's portfolio issues, and discusses SABC's governance challenges.Some support2 reports
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SITA deployed a disaster management tool and system in the Eastern Cape province.Some support1 report
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Around SITA this week
News at the entities that move SITA most-
Gauteng StructuralA deadly tavern attack has occurred in a suburb of Gauteng, South Africa, prompting shock from the ANC.Moves SITA
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Public Service Commission StructuralDavid McCormick filed formal complaints regarding poor service quality and is undergoing investigation by the Public Service Commission.Moves SITA
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Solly Malatsi StructuralGovTech 2026 event held in Durban where the Minister discussed South Africa's national digital strategy.Moves SITA
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World Bank StructuralThe World Bank announced support for agricultural initiatives as part of its partnership with Togo.Moves SITA
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Qatar Airways StructuralQatar Airways seconded pilots to RwandAir amidst the ongoing geopolitical crisis affecting Gulf aviation hubs.Moves SITA
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San Francisco International Airport StructuralOperational issues are affecting major air travel hubs, including San Francisco International Airport and New York City.Moves SITA
Connections
The 14 strongest of 17, analyzed from the reporting. The bars show how strongly a change on one side reaches the other.-
Singapore Cruise Centre Transactional
SITA supplies its FAST solution, which is currently being integrated into the operational infrastructure of the Singapore Cruise Centre.
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Gauteng Structural
Gauteng provincial administration relies on SITA for print server services.
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Public Service Commission Structural
The Public Service Commission regulates SITA and investigates its operational failures.
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Qatar Airways Structural
SITA provides biometric technology used by Qatar Airways for passenger processing.
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Transportation Security Administration Structural
SITA supplies data services to federal immigration and security authorities, including the Transportation Security Administration.
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Solly Malatsi Structural
SITA is under the oversight and investigation of Solly Malatsi.
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San Francisco International Airport Structural
SFO contracted SITA to provide a facial recognition system for operational use at the airport.
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South African Police Service Structural
SITA provided services that were critical to the operations of the South African Police Service.
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World Bank Structural
The World Bank has formally approved a project involving SITA.
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Eastern Cape Transactional
SITA provides disaster management systems and services to the Eastern Cape province.
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Ryanair Mentioned together
SITA is involved in research regarding the application of artificial intelligence within the airline industry, which includes Ryanair's operational context.
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Middle East Shared context
SITA provides data and analysis regarding the efficiency trends within the Middle East region.
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Durban Shared context
SITA's strategic planning is contextualized within the city of Durban.
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Armscor Mentioned together
The single snapshot mentions SITA's activity but does not demonstrate any direct coupling or interaction with Armscor.
History
Events by the month they beganSeptember 2026
3 events- Gauteng provincial administration uses SITA print server, and SITA discusses its future strategy in Durban.
- SITA launches a border processing solution promoting data-driven operational models.
- SITA is responsible for advertising a body camera bid, while new legislation may allow Armscor to bypass procurement bottlenecks.