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SANSA hosted the Deputy Minister of Tourism (Mr Fish Mahlalela)

SANSA hosted the Deputy Minister of Tourism (Mr Fish Mahlalela)

SANSA Hermanus

SANSA hosted the Deputy Minister of Tourism (Mr Fish Mahlalela)

SANSA hosted Mr Fish Mahlalela, Deputy Minister of Tourism at our site in Hermanus last week. He was given a facility tour that is also open to the public as part of SANSA's science tourism contribution.

The public tour takes place every Wednesday at 11:00 and is free of charge. This tour covers the Space Weather Centre, Magnetic Technology, and Science Centre.

To book your tour, contact SANSA Hermanus.

Pictured is Mr Mahlalela with Thandile Vuntu, Science Engagement Manager at the Science Centre in Hermanus.
 

SANSA hosted the Deputy Minister of Tourism (Mr Fish Mahlalela)

SANSA Hermanus

The South African National Space Agency (SANSA) in Hermanus leads SANSA’s, Space Science Programme. SANSA forms an integral part of the worldwide network of magnetic observatories and assists in monitoring the near-Earth space environment. Additionally, SANSA also provides vital information on spa...

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