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Ghana: secondary school programming competition

Written byNdesanjo Macha
Posted 16 July 2007 22:20 GMT

Ramblings of an African Geek writes about secondary school programming competition in Ghana: “For those of you unfamiliar with I2CAP, it is a secondary school level programming competition. We train the teachers who go back and train the students. Then we have regional competitions and finally the nationals. At the moment their tutors are taught in the Ruby programming language.”

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