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Gijima: South African ICT and Training Company Overview

Gijima is a proudly South African company that offers a wide range of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) services and training solutions. Founded by businessman Robert Gumede, Gijima is recognised as one of the country’s leading black-owned ICT companies. It provides end-to-end technology services including IT infrastructure, software development, business consulting, cloud computing, cybersecurity, and managed services.

Key Services:

• ICT Outsourcing and Support
• Application Development and Integration
• Cloud and Data Centre Solutions
• Cybersecurity and Risk Management
• Digital Transformation Consulting
• End-User Computing Services

Training and Skills Development:

Gijima also runs nationally accredited training centres, such as the Middelburg Training Centre, offering learnerships, apprenticeships, and occupational skills programmes in fields like engineering, IT, and artisan trades. These programmes are aimed at equipping unemployed youth and entry-level workers with industry-relevant skills.

Clients and Sectors:

The company services clients across various sectors, including government, finance, mining, healthcare, and telecommunications. Gijima is known for supporting digital transformation projects that improve operational efficiency and service delivery.

Headquarters: Centurion, Gauteng, South Africa

With a commitment to transformation, job creation, and technology innovation, Gijima plays a vital role in South Africa’s ICT industry and economic development.

 


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