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28/09/2026

A new week is here, and your vision isn’t going to move itself.

Show up with intention. Put in the work. Keep building, even when the progress feels small.
Let your actions this week speak for what you’re working towards.

Make your vision impossible to ignore.

25/09/2026

Fun Friday with Bice Africa!

Let’s see who can crack this one without Googling.

Which of these riddles can you answer ?

Take your time, think it through, then drop your answer in the comments. 👇

24/09/2026

Having a skill is a great start. Knowing how to use it is what makes it valuable.

Whether you learned it through school, an internship, volunteering, a project, or on your own, look for opportunities to put that skill into practice.

Because when an opportunity comes, you want more than “I can do this.” You want to be able to show it.

Keep learning. Keep practising. Keep building.

23/09/2026

23/09/2026

“I have a degree” is not the end of the conversation.

When you’re entering the workplace, you need to be able to show what you can actually do.

Can you work with digital tools?
Can you communicate your ideas?

Can you solve a problem?
Can you adapt when things change?

That’s where becoming job-ready comes in.

Build the skills. Practise them. Be ready when the opportunity comes.

22/09/2026

Technology is shaping how we work, build businesses and create opportunities.

You don’t need to have a technical background to start. What matters is being willing to learn a skill that fits where you are, and where you want to go.

Find a course that matches your next step and start learning.

21/09/2026

There’s always something worth discovering when you’re willing to look beyond what you already know.

This week, give yourself permission to explore, ask questions, and learn without needing to have all the answers first.

Stay curious. You might find your next great idea in an unexpected place.

18/09/2026

Before the week completely ends, let’s celebrate the wins.

Maybe you checked something off your list, learned a new skill, helped someone, reached a
goal or made it through a challenging week.

Whatever it was, you did it. And that matters.

17/09/2026

Digital skills are no longer limited to tech roles.

Across government, education, development, business and other sectors, technology is changing how we communicate, manage information, solve problems and get work done.

You don’t need to become a tech professional. But being able to use digital tools effectively can make a real difference in how you work.

What digital skill do you think every professional should learn today?



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16/09/2026

You work in government.
You’re not in tech.
But you still need digital skills.

The way we work is changing. From communication and collaboration to data, AI and digital tools, the ability to adapt is becoming part of staying relevant.

You don’t have to become a tech expert.
You just need to keep learning.

Your next skill could change how you work.

What digital skill are you learning next?
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