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Spotlight: 10 Year-Old Soliyana Gizaw From Ethiopia Wins 2020 African Code Challenge at Tadias Magazine - Vimarsana News

Spotlight: 10 Year-Old Soliyana Gizaw From Ethiopia Wins 2020 African Code Challenge at Tadias Magazine

January 27th, 2021 in Featured. Closed According to organizers Soliyana's submission called "Mathstainement" won the Pan-African prize topping participants from 54 countries. (Courtesy photo) Tadias Magazine Updated: January 27th, 2021 New York (TADIAS) — 10 years old Soliyana Gizaw from Ethiopia has been named the winner of the 2020 African Code Challenge, a newly launched continent-wide tech competition where young people were asked to create an educational computer game. According to organizers Soliyana’s submission called “Mathstainement” won the Pan-African pr...

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Young Kenyans among finalists in the African Code Challenge 2020 - Vimarsana News

Young Kenyans among finalists in the African Code Challenge 2020

Young Kenyans among finalists in the African Code Challenge 2020 Shares Youth from 22 African countries are eagerly waiting for the final results as judging concludes in the inaugural African Code Challenge. The challenge was launched by SAP Africa Code Week for the first time this year. The coding competition involved youth aged 8 to 16 who were tasked with coding a game using the Scratch programming language to answer the question; How will your tech change the future of education? The youth were able to enter individually and in teams of up to five people, tapping into a wide range of ess...