The organisation has partnered with the University of Johannesburg, Northcliff Rotary Club and UNICEF to honour the International Day of Mathematics later this month.
In light of International Women's Day, the tech giants establish initiatives to help create pathways to prosperity for women and girls across Africa.
At Nclose, trainees are provided with skills in cyber security, workplace behaviour and ethics, how to engage with customers and interpersonal engagements.
The next Women in Tech Conversations virtual forum will see three tech pioneers share their stories to mark International Women’s Day on Monday, 8 March.
Government must show confidence in the solutions young South Africans are producing, to boost the culture of innovation, says minister Stella Ndabeni-Abrahams.
The training academy promotes digital skills by training coders in SA and is making its courses more accessible by opening a Durban campus.
The University of Pretoria expands its partnership with French-based Institut Mines-Télécom, to incubate technology start-ups.
Coding has the potential to transform from being another subject to becoming a literacy, but it will take a collaborated effort from all relevant stakeholders to achieve this.
The Telkom Foundation, in partnership with the Department of Communications, unveils a community-led coding programme for the Alice community.
South Africa still needs to skill the current workforce to embrace digitisation and the changing landscape.
GirlCode will be hosting a Virtual Career Day for female university students on 8 March.
Plans are well under way to roll out the Department of Basic Education’s coding and robotics curriculum, reveals president Cyril Ramaphosa.