Effie College announces 2026 Nedbank Challenge winners

Bizcommunity5 November 2026 at 10:14

UCT’s Women in S.P.A.M. took top honours in the 2026 Effie College Nedbank Challenge, which brought together 19 student teams from five institutions to apply their strategic and creative thinking to a real business brief.
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