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Cape Town, June 2010 – The month of June marks the intrepid protests lead by youth 34 years ago for the right to a better education, an indelible act that catalysed the socio-political transformation of South Africa. Today’s youth, if armed with the better education their fore runners sought as well as with entrepreneurial skills, will lead the economic transformation of Southern Africa. This is according to Anthony Farr, CEO of the Allan Gray Orbis Foundation.
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As part of the “In-Country / In-Region Scholarship Programme”, in which more than two dozen African universities and university networks participate and which annually supports some 800 African postgraduates, DAAD (German Academic Exchange Service) in partnership with the National Research Foundation (NRF) is able to offer scholarships for postgraduate studies at South African universities.
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The search for the country’s future leaders can never begin soon enough. That is according to the Allan Gray Orbis Foundation, which seeks to equip future high growth entrepreneurs with the skills and tools to succeed. It is for this reason that the Foundation is looking to provide the country’s brightest young minds with the opportunity to excel through their high school careers.
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 SAE Institute, the world renowned creative media school, will be hosting an Open Day on 1 August 2009 (at 2pm), providing students with the opportunity to apply for 15 generous scholarships, view their state-of-the-art facilities and discuss SAE’s innovative international teaching methods.
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