Cappi launch: Tailored edtech built for the South African curriculum

Bizcommunity15 October 2026 at 06:17

Purpose-built for the local market, the newly launched Cap.π (pronounced Cappi) platform offers teachers, parents, and learners access to educational support grounded in the Caps curriculum. It is also available in Independent Examinations Board (IEB) Mode where applicable.
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