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120 Gauteng schools recognized for sustainability projects
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Over 120 Gauteng schools have been recognised for sustainability projects at the WESSA Eco-Schools programme.
The schools carried out recycling, tree planting, land rehabilitation and environmental lessons, reaching thousands of learners and teachers.
Special awards went to Ipontshe Primary for Biodiversity Stewardship, Diepsloot Secondary No.3 for Circular Economy Champion, Moduopo Primary for Water Wise Warriors, Pinnacle Colleges Rynfield for Ubuntu for Nature and Waterkloof House Prep School for Eco-Innovation.
Across South Africa, 622 schools take part in the programme, putting sustainability into their daily school activities.
The schools carried out recycling, tree planting, land rehabilitation and environmental lessons, reaching thousands of learners and teachers.
Special awards went to Ipontshe Primary for Biodiversity Stewardship, Diepsloot Secondary No.3 for Circular Economy Champion, Moduopo Primary for Water Wise Warriors, Pinnacle Colleges Rynfield for Ubuntu for Nature and Waterkloof House Prep School for Eco-Innovation.
Across South Africa, 622 schools take part in the programme, putting sustainability into their daily school activities.
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Cape Town robotics team wins 6th straight national title
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A robotics team from Cape Town has won their 6th straight national championship and will represent South Africa in Texas next month.
Ignite’s Autonova also earned the Innovate Award and qualified for the World Championship after building robots that can collect and launch colored balls, create patterns, and navigate the field on their own.
The team says this year’s “Decode” challenge was tough, making their win even more impressive.
Ignite’s Autonova also earned the Innovate Award and qualified for the World Championship after building robots that can collect and launch colored balls, create patterns, and navigate the field on their own.
The team says this year’s “Decode” challenge was tough, making their win even more impressive.
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Rwanda plans to upgrade Tour du Rwanda to UCI World Tour by 2027
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The Rwanda Cycling Federation is preparing a plan to upgrade the Tour du Rwanda to UCI World Tour status by 2027.
Federation president Samson Ndayishimiye says the governing body will meet stakeholders and submit a proposal to the Union Cyclist International later this year to raise the race above its current UCI 2.1 classification.
Organisers are also considering a one-day race on the Kigali World Championships circuit and an additional stage race with a higher classification:
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Federation president Samson Ndayishimiye says the governing body will meet stakeholders and submit a proposal to the Union Cyclist International later this year to raise the race above its current UCI 2.1 classification.
Organisers are also considering a one-day race on the Kigali World Championships circuit and an additional stage race with a higher classification:
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The Rand is trading at 16.28 to the US Dollar, 0.00 to the British Pound, and 18.90 to the Euro.
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The Rand is trading at 16.28 to the US Dollar, 0.00 to the British Pound, and 18.90 to the Euro.
Gold is trading at 5,157.70 dollars a fine ounce, Brent Crude Oil is at Error per barrel, and a Bitcoin will set you back 69,614.00.
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