As matric students across South Africa face their final exams,
many are once again struggling with two subjects that continue to hold back access to
university and careers in science and technology , Maths and Science. But one innovator is
determined to change that. Mlungisi Nkosi, founder of the Mlungisi Nkosi Maths and Science
Centre in Roodepoort, Johannesburg is helping learners not only conquer these tough
subjects but also embrace technology from coding and robotics to digital entrepreneurship.
Through his centre and YouTube channel, he’s turning traditional learning on its head
blending education with innovation and making STEM both exciting and accessible. His work
is shaping the next generation of South African thinkers, inventors, and problem-solvers.
Today, we’re talking to Mlungisi Nkosi about how his tech-driven approach is changing the
future of STEM learning in South Africa.