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For us, the month of April was very much about implementing our plans to ensure that our work of mobilising Madiba’s legacy for a just society is sustainable in a rapidly

Using only physical game tokens and a mobile app, kids learn the principles of coding.

It has been almost four years since Swartkops Primary School pupils were initially introduced to coding.

Pupils at disadvantaged schools in Nelson Mandela Bay will continue to be assisted in improving their maths and physical science results.

On 18 July 2024 Tangible Africa will once again host its Mandela Day Coding Tournament. After a successful tournament in 2023 seeing 16 000 learners coding in over 70 sit

With the latest unemployment rate in South Africa now over the 40% threshold, hope is often a scarce commodity in our local communities.

Even though demand in South Africa for imported goods (think oil, vehicles, and equipment) are high regardless of price, common sense indicates that when the currency is stronger, it becomes cheaper to do so...

The #Coding4Mandela championship was held virtually on Tuesday

United Nations Children Fund  (UNICEF) with funding from Eleva Foundation in collaboration with Sokoto State Arabic and Islamic Education Commission and the Ministry of Women and Children Affairs, has flagged off an entrepreneurship skills acquisition programme for 4,700 almajiri and adolescent girls in Sokoto State

The United Nations Children's Fund, in collaboration with Sokoto State Arabic and Islamic Education Commission Board, has organised a special