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National Library hosts week-long celebrations
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The National Library of South Africa is commemorating South African Library Week by hosting several activities at its Pretoria and Cape Town campuses.
In an era marked by rapid technological change and widening knowledge gaps, libraries stand resolute as guardians of authentic information.
The program includes guided tours, book events, exhibitions and training workshops for library professionals.
The initiative aims to promote literacy, expand access to knowledge and support community development across the country.
The week is organised nationally by the Library and Information Association of South Africa and aims to raise awareness about the importance of libraries as inclusive spaces for learning, research, cultural preservation and community engagement.
In an era marked by rapid technological change and widening knowledge gaps, libraries stand resolute as guardians of authentic information.
The program includes guided tours, book events, exhibitions and training workshops for library professionals.
The initiative aims to promote literacy, expand access to knowledge and support community development across the country.
The week is organised nationally by the Library and Information Association of South Africa and aims to raise awareness about the importance of libraries as inclusive spaces for learning, research, cultural preservation and community engagement.
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Runners gear up for Johannesburg City Marathon
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The Johannesburg City Marathon, will take place on Sunday the 22nd of March in Kibler Park, in Johannesburg.
The premier road-running event promises a scenic yet challenging course through the heart of Gauteng, with 42.2km, 21.1km, and 10km race options.
The route will take runners past some of Johannesburg's most iconic buildings and landmarks including Wits University, Nelson Mandela Bridge and the Constitution Hill.
The event aims to host 8,000 runners, with pacers provided for the 42.2km event.
The premier road-running event promises a scenic yet challenging course through the heart of Gauteng, with 42.2km, 21.1km, and 10km race options.
The route will take runners past some of Johannesburg's most iconic buildings and landmarks including Wits University, Nelson Mandela Bridge and the Constitution Hill.
The event aims to host 8,000 runners, with pacers provided for the 42.2km event.
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Forbes Woman Africa Summit celebrates Africa's trailblazers
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The Forbes Woman Africa Leading Women Summit returned to Johannesburg on the18th of March, convening more than 1 000 leaders from business, policy, investment and the creative industries at the Sandton Convention Centre.
The edition which carries the theme The Voice, Vision, and Victories of Her Africa, spotlights women who are shaping industries, rewriting narratives and driving economic transformation.
This year’s programme explored how women in the continent are navigating building resilient institutions and advancing innovation in sectors such as finance, healthcare and agriculture.
The edition which carries the theme The Voice, Vision, and Victories of Her Africa, spotlights women who are shaping industries, rewriting narratives and driving economic transformation.
This year’s programme explored how women in the continent are navigating building resilient institutions and advancing innovation in sectors such as finance, healthcare and agriculture.
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