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Organisers have been blown away by the runaway success of an international tangible coding event, which was started with a few learners in Gqeberha only two years ago

Nelson Mandela University had 500 schools and over 16 000 people participating in the #Coding4Mandela tournament.

Amid the excitement around the Fifa Womens World Cup 2023, the Africa Women Innovation and Entrepreneurship Forum (AWIEF) is thrilled to announce Fatma Samoura, FIFA secretary general, as a keynote speaker at the AWIEF2023 Conference in Kigali...

The Stadio School of Fashion is launching new short courses designed to provide flexible and accessible learning opportunities, which aim to empower individuals with the skills needed to thrive in South Africas fashion economy...

Reinforcing its commitment to empower South Africa’s youth with the necessary skills and mindset to succeed in the digital era, SAS sponsored...

The event, Coding4Mandela, was held at the Cape Town Central Library on Tuesday and was attended by approximately 300 learners from across the metro.

Children from across South Africa competed in a ‘Code4Mandela’ tournament on Tuesday, using a gaming app with fun at its core.

“Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world.”This powerful and adept quote from the late statesman is being actioned on international Mandela Day as Nelson Mandela University and its partners, Tangible Africa and the Leva Foundation, gear up to host 10,000 young in a coding tournament.

The day is a call to action for individuals, communities and organisations to take time to reflect on Mandela’s values and principles.

Nelson Mandela University and partners gear up to host thousands of youth in the global #Coding4Mandela tournament.