The B-BBEE ICT Sector Council was appointed by Minister on 24 September 2015. Their first priority was to align the B-BBEE ICT Sector Code with the Code of Good Practice 2013, whose primary objective was to strengthen transformation requirements in so far as natural black people are concerned.
The main responsibility of Council is to develop and monitor implementation of the sector code including but not limited to be the custodian of the B-BBEE ICT Sector Code of South Africa.
From September 2017, the Council will require support, financial and other resources to run a fully-fledged office
EMPOWERMENT
Under the previous apartheid system, a plethora of policies and legislation was promulgated with the sole objective of denying black people, including black women, access to and control of South Africa’s economic productive resources and skills based purely on race and gender considerations.
CODE OF CONDUCT
The six ethical principles set out form the underlying foundation of the B-BBEE ICT Sector Council Code of Conduct and Ethics, and each Councillor and employee, as a condition of appointment, undertakes to adhere to these ethical principles. The ethical principles are clear, but have an inevitable appearance of generality.

CLARIFICATION NOTES
- Latest Clarification Notes to be published soon
Latest Notices
Information Communications Technology
ICT stands for Information Communications Technology. ICT refers to any device or system that allows the storage, retrieval, manipulation, transmission and receipt of digital information. For example, personal computers, digital television, email, robots