Maths digest for 500 schools

16 February 2009

Invest in the Future: Old Mutual handed a cheque for R200 000 to sponsor the free distribution of the quarterly Mathematical Digest to 500 schools for the next three years, at a function on 10 February. The journal is published by UCT.

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