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World Robot Olympiad International Final 2028 To Be Held In Cape Town

23 September 2026 by CapeTownNewsReader

For the first time, the prestigious World Robot Olympiad International Final will be held on African soil, with Cape Town hosting the 2028 event at the Cape Town International Convention Centre during …..

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