As we welcome Women’s Month, we have stories of inspiration, and we feature Zandile Mkwanazi, the Founder and CEO of Girl Code, a social enterprise revolutionising the domestic ICT sector by empowering young women across South Africa.

As a passionate advocate for women in tech, Zandile has empowered over 80,000 girls and women through Girl Code since 2014, starting with a hackathon that had only 20 attendees.

The organisation addresses gender inequality in tech through educational initiatives.

Zandile Mkhwanazi, Founder and CEO of Girl Code joins us on the line to share more on Girl Code and ICT sector by empowering young women across Africa.

As we welcome Women’s Month, we have stories of inspiration, and we feature Zandile Mkwanazi, the Founder and CEO of Girl Code, a social enterprise revolutionising the domestic ICT sector by empowering young women across South Africa.
As a passionate advocate for women in tech, Zandile has empowered over 80,000 girls and women through Girl Code since 2014, starting with a hackathon that had only 20 attendees.
The organisation addresses gender inequality in tech through educational initiatives.
Zandile Mkhwanazi, Founder and CEO of Girl Code joins us on the line to share more on Girl Code and ICT sector by empowering young women across Africa.

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Technology, social media general trends, trending in tech, brand power.

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Geostationary TechnologyThe satellite industry has grown significantly, with commercial satellites accounting for 71% of the global space business, worth 285 US billion dollar in 2023. Traditionally, Geostationary (GEO) satellite services have been expensive and offered limited bandwidth and poor latency, according to Vox, Smart GEO technology has made satellite broadband reliable, capable, and cost-effective. Partnerships drive innovation, enabling customised connectivity. More from Vox's Theo van Zyl, Head of Wireless who is joining us on the line.

Geostationary TechnologyThe satellite industry has grown significantly, with commercial satellites accounting for 71% of the global space business, worth 285 US billion dollar in 2023. Traditionally, Geostationary (GEO) satellite services have been expensive and offered limited bandwidth and poor latency, according to Vox, Smart GEO technology has made satellite broadband reliable, capable, and cost-effective. Partnerships drive innovation, enabling customised connectivity. More from Vox's Theo van Zyl, Head of Wireless who is joining us on the line.

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The agriculture industry is undergoing a host of challenges that require innovative solutions for long-term sustainability and growth. Ruan Botha, DJI Product Manager and James Ramatlou from Rectron looks at how smart technology, powered by artificial intelligence and unmanned vehicles have the ability to boost productivity, reduce costs and help preserve precious resources. When it comes to drones, equipment needs to be acquired, operated, and maintained, and the data needs to be collected, interpreted and presented in ways that can lead to better decision-making in the short-and-long terms. Ruan Both and James Ramatlou from Rectron to share more information around Smart Data and drones.

The agriculture industry is undergoing a host of challenges that require innovative solutions for long-term sustainability and growth. Ruan Botha, DJI Product Manager and James Ramatlou from Rectron looks at how smart technology, powered by artificial intelligence and unmanned vehicles have the ability to boost productivity, reduce costs and help preserve precious resources. When it comes to drones, equipment needs to be acquired, operated, and maintained, and the data needs to be collected, interpreted and presented in ways that can lead to better decision-making in the short-and-long terms. Ruan Both and James Ramatlou from Rectron to share more information around Smart Data and drones.

Agriculture industry undergoing a host of challenges

CHOC Childhood Cancer Foundation SA (CHOC) and Core, the leading distributor of Apple, DJI and Nintendo in South Africa and Sub-Saharan Africa, have partnered to introduce the iSchoolAfrica iPad Learning Programme to four hospital schools in Gauteng, including the Chris Hani Baragwanath Hospital. The programme brings iPads loaded with engaging content directly to children and teenagers undergoing cancer treatment, joining us on the line to unpack this further is Hedley Lewis, CEO of CHOC,

CHOC Childhood Cancer Foundation SA (CHOC) and Core, the leading distributor of Apple, DJI and Nintendo in South Africa and Sub-Saharan Africa, have partnered to introduce the iSchoolAfrica iPad Learning Programme to four hospital schools in Gauteng, including the Chris Hani Baragwanath Hospital. The programme brings iPads loaded with engaging content directly to children and teenagers undergoing cancer treatment, joining us on the line to unpack this further is Hedley Lewis, CEO of CHOC,

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