Systemic Racism

Stitching up racism: how knitting is helping break down barriers in South African tech

Knit2Code, a pioneering South African programme rooted in the similarities between knitting and coding

Knit2Code, a pioneering South African programme rooted in the similarities between knitting and coding Image: Lindiwe Matlali

Lindiwe Matlali
Chief Executive Officer, Africa Teen Geeks
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