#UnisaInnovationFestival attendees experiencing a diverse array of activities, including engaging poster presentations, immersive exhibitions and exclusive behind-the-scenes tours of @Unisa’s state-of-the-art laboratories.
📻| Iviwe Notununu, a @Unisa Innovation Challenge winner from a previous #UnisaInnovationFestival will be on @UnisaRadio. Join us to learn how the challenge catapulted his startup, Archaea Eco, turning organic waste into clean cooking biogas and fertilizer.
Don’t miss it, listen on Unisa Radio - https://t.co/LmL8LDtcDQ - at 09:15 on Thursday!
To register for the 2025 Innovation Festival ➡️🔗 : https://t.co/kjEk4RRtRV
For more on the Festival ➡️🔗: https://t.co/tjdsmNAjoA
📢 You are invited to the 2025 #UnisaInnovationFestival under the theme Proudly African, Globally Relevant. The Festival presents a rich programme that showcases innovation, creativity and collaboration.
For more info and to RSVP, visit the web🌐: https://t.co/tjdsmNAjoA
UNISA INNOVATION PIONEERS (UIP) PROGRAMME
Are you a @Unisa graduate with a brilliant, market-ready idea, this is your moment to shine. The Unisa Alumni Innovation Challenge, brought to you by the Directorate of Innovation, Technology Transfer & Commercialisation (DITTC) in partnership with the Unisa Foundation, is designed to empower alumni to transform innovative ideas into impactful solutions.
⚠️New Deadline: 23 May 2025
If you submitted an application previously, we kindly request that you resubmit.
To access the application form and the call document ➡️🔗 : https://t.co/NcBDOYmgvd
To apply or for enquiries, 📧: [email protected]
Exciting News❗️ Join us on the 'Lunchbox Show' on @Unisaradio with Mr Ayanda Noma, Director of the Directorate of Innovation, Technology Transfer & Commercialisation (DITTC) to learn more about the DITTC and its impact at @Unisa. #DITTC2024#Innovation
📻https://t.co/lkeVKsjYe7
Sharing of experience in video on the South African Blue Ocean CITY program by: Isaiah Engelbrecht from Pretoria City of Tshwane Metropolitan Municipality , Monique D. Griffith from City of Johannesburg, @Bpongoma from the Universi…https://t.co/F9S1nRatbw https://t.co/rfmBNfdeZN
"Children from impoverished households who have little or no access to books and other reading materials grow up to be adults who do not read." Take a look @Unisa’s Tumelo Motaung's article entitled, Sharing snippets and scraps.
#Definetomorrow through #theArtofResearch
#Top15YoungGeeks: Meet Nangamso Tshwete
She is a Johannesburg-based network specialist at Amdocs, a software services provider.
PROFILE: https://t.co/HU01Q7HHd6
#Covid19SA We've put together online resources to support learning at home during the #21daysLockdown. Visit our website https://t.co/7WwPVDOJXV to access these resources, including tips on dealing with homework and extending learning at home @ElijahMhlanga
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3~More support for small businesses
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5~Mounting political pressure
6~Potential launch of digital currency, Libra
What has been exciting for me in the South African tech scene is seeing how expansive it’s become, and how inclusive (it’s already diverse) that it’s working or naturally becoming. A couple of things that I’m positive we'll see more of in the SA tech scene in 2020:
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