Blindness Awareness Month | Extending coding to the visually impaired
Some experts say in the future, coding will be an essential skill. They compare it to having basic computer literacy today. The Nelson Mandela University's Tangible Africa is looking to extend that skill to the visually impaired. Jackson Tshabalala from NUM and Samantha Daniels, a teacher from Cape Town, join us for more on this initiative. #dstv403
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