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DUT chemistry students to compete in Provincial World Skills South Africa Competition | The Witness | SA News

15 September 2025 by Guest

Ten students from Durban of Technology’s (DUT) Department of Chemistry will be competing in the Provincial World Skills South Africa Competition from Monday, September 15, to September 19.

The DUT Faculty of Applied Sciences announced that 10 of its students will compete in this year’s Provincial World Skills South Africa Competition, which will see the members showcasing their technical and vocational skills against other teams.

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