AfricaTechWeek is a technology conference, exhibition and award ceremony celebrating innovation in the technology industry in Africa.

In this interview we spoke to Baxolile Mabhinya, from Deviare, an organisation that helps capacity in digital transformation.

AfricaTechWeek is a technology conference, exhibition and award ceremony celebrating innovation in the technology industry in Africa.
In this interview we spoke to Baxolile Mabhinya, from Deviare, an organisation that helps capacity in digital transformation.

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Today, June 20th, marks Earth Overshoot Day in South Africa, a stark reminder that our consumption exceeds the planet's capacity to regenerate resources. 

Join us as we explore the ecological deficit and its implications with Associate Professor Jako Volschenk.

Today, June 20th, marks Earth Overshoot Day in South Africa, a stark reminder that our consumption exceeds the planet's capacity to regenerate resources. 
Join us as we explore the ecological deficit and its implications with Associate Professor Jako Volschenk.

What is Earth Overshoot day

Join us as we explore the transformative power of play in early childhood development. Abigail Smulders, Head of Early Learning Services and Junior Preparatory at Reddam House Bedfordview, shares her insights on how play-based learning shapes lifelong learning, social-emotional development, and future success. 

Drawing on the Reggio Emilia approach and recent research, Abigail discusses how play prepares children for a rapidly changing world, fosters environmental awareness, and builds resilience. Discover how embracing play-based learning redefines early childhood education and paves the way for a brighter future. Tune in to learn how we can cultivate innovative thinkers and empathetic leaders. 

Join us as we explore the transformative power of play in early childhood development. Abigail Smulders, Head of Early Learning Services and Junior Preparatory at Reddam House Bedfordview, shares her insights on how play-based learning shapes lifelong learning, social-emotional development, and future success. 
Drawing on the Reggio Emilia approach and recent research, Abigail discusses how play prepares children for a rapidly changing world, fosters environmental awareness, and builds resilience. Discover how embracing play-based learning redefines early childhood education and paves the way for a brighter future. Tune in to learn how we can cultivate innovative thinkers and empathetic leaders.

The role of play in early child development

Being a survivor of Gender-Based Violence (GBV) in Africa can be a deeply challenging and isolating experience. Many survivors face stigma, shame, and blame from their communities, families, and even themselves.

The trauma of GBV can be exacerbated by societal expectations and cultural norms that perpetuate silence and victim-blaming. Despite the prevalence of GBV, many African countries lack adequate resources, support systems, and legal frameworks to protect survivors and hold perpetrators accountable. 

As a result, survivors often struggle to access justice, healthcare, and psychological support, leaving them feeling vulnerable and alone. However, there is hope and resilience in the face of adversity. Survivor-led movements and organizations are working tirelessly to break the silence, challenge harmful norms, and create safe spaces for healing and empowerment.

By sharing their stories and supporting one another, GBV survivors in Africa are reclaiming their voices, dignity, and lives.
We speak today to GBV and mental health activist in Zimbabwe, Sharon Chikwanha. 

Being a survivor of Gender-Based Violence (GBV) in Africa can be a deeply challenging and isolating experience. Many survivors face stigma, shame, and blame from their communities, families, and even themselves.
The trauma of GBV can be exacerbated by societal expectations and cultural norms that perpetuate silence and victim-blaming. Despite the prevalence of GBV, many African countries lack adequate resources, support systems, and legal frameworks to protect survivors and hold perpetrators accountable. 
As a result, survivors often struggle to access justice, healthcare, and psychological support, leaving them feeling vulnerable and alone. However, there is hope and resilience in the face of adversity. Survivor-led movements and organizations are working tirelessly to break the silence, challenge harmful norms, and create safe spaces for healing and empowerment.
By sharing their stories and supporting one another, GBV survivors in Africa are reclaiming their voices, dignity, and lives. We speak today to GBV and mental health activist in Zimbabwe, Sharon Chikwanha.

SentechAfrica Tech Week: Effective youth training in tech

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