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St Vincent learners develop South African Sign Language dictionary
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Two learners from St Vincent School for the Deaf in Johannesburg have teamed up to create a South African Sign Language dictionary.
The work forms part of the school’s Coding for Inclusion Club, which was established in 2024 in partnership with the iSchoolAfrica Education Trust.
The club now has over 60 learners between the ages of seven and 20, who use iPads, coding applications and robotics kits to solve challenges and create their own games.
The work forms part of the school’s Coding for Inclusion Club, which was established in 2024 in partnership with the iSchoolAfrica Education Trust.
The club now has over 60 learners between the ages of seven and 20, who use iPads, coding applications and robotics kits to solve challenges and create their own games.
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Cupcakes of Hope records R2.1 million fundraising milestone
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More than 80 shopping centres, schools, workplaces and communities, took part in
National Cupcake Day on the 26th of September, by baking and selling cupcakes to raise funds for children living with cancer.
The Non-profit organisation Cupcakes of Hope raised over 2-million-100-thousand rand at 87 participating shopping centres across South Africa.
The total surpassed the 2-million-92-thousand rand that was raised during last year’s campaign.
Founder Sandy Cipriano says more than 2-thousand Cupcake Angels raised over 2-million-rand last year, while the organisation supported more than 140 children each month.
National Cupcake Day on the 26th of September, by baking and selling cupcakes to raise funds for children living with cancer.
The Non-profit organisation Cupcakes of Hope raised over 2-million-100-thousand rand at 87 participating shopping centres across South Africa.
The total surpassed the 2-million-92-thousand rand that was raised during last year’s campaign.
Founder Sandy Cipriano says more than 2-thousand Cupcake Angels raised over 2-million-rand last year, while the organisation supported more than 140 children each month.
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Professor Sue Harrison earns international engineering recognition
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The University of Cape Town's Professor Sue Harrison has been elected an International Fellow of the Royal Academy of Engineering,
in recognition of her contribution to engineering research, innovation and capacity development.
Harrison spent 30 years at UCT, where she established a leading bioprocess engineering research programme and supervised more than 155 postgraduate students.
The Professor is among 75 engineers and technology experts who have bern elected to the academy this year.
in recognition of her contribution to engineering research, innovation and capacity development.
Harrison spent 30 years at UCT, where she established a leading bioprocess engineering research programme and supervised more than 155 postgraduate students.
The Professor is among 75 engineers and technology experts who have bern elected to the academy this year.
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