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    Scifest Africa 2014 lifts off

    adminBy adminMarch 12, 2014No Comments1 Min Read
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    The theme for this year’s Scifest Africa is “Into the Space” and the festival will feature lectures and workshops from NASA and world-renowned scientists.

    The theme for this year’s Scifest Africa is “Into the Space” and the festival will feature lectures and workshops from NASA and world-renowned scientists.

    Scifest kicked off on Wednesday 12 March with an explosive laser show at the Guy Butler Theatre. Smoke machines and amazing light displays entranced an audience made up mostly of eager school children. 

    The festival will run from 12 to 18 March. Click here for more info!

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