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   Women in IT Bursary News

 

 

               Congratulations to Rose Manala

               and

                     Mbali Mdhlalose our bursary winners for 2010

                  

                          Bursary applications for 2011 will open        August 2010

 

 

 For more information please contact us at info@womeninit.co.za

 

To find out more about the applicant criteria and requirements please visit our Bursary Programme page by clicking on the relevant button in the menu bar. 

 

 


 
 
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