Two Day workshop hosted at the Durban University of Technology. In collaboration with SaDiLaR and PANsalb, Wikimedia South Africa will be providing training to students and lecturers on how to edit in Wikipedia as well as how to utilize the translation tool to create content in indigenous languages. Primary Facilitator - Matete Lesele and Secondary Facilitator - Michael Graaf

Two Day workshop hosted at the Stellenbosch University. In collaboration with SaDiLaR and PANsalb, Wikimedia South Africa will be providing training to students and lecturers on how to edit in Wikipedia as well as how to utilize the translation tool to create content in indigenous languages. Primary Facilitator - Ingrid Thomson and Secondary Facilitator - Fouad Asfour

Wikimania 2026, the 21st Wikimedia conference, is planned to happen from 21-25 July, 2026 in Paris, France, as an in-person and online event.

Part of the gathering is the celebration of the 25th anniversary of the pioneer Wikipedias.

Two Day workshop hosted at the Rhodes University. In collaboration with SaDiLaR and PANsalb, Wikimedia South Africa will be providing training to students and lecturers on how to edit in Wikipedia as well as how to utilize the translation tool to create content in indigenous languages. Primary Facilitator - Matete Lesele and Secondary Facilitator - Masimbonge Nkosi

Wikimedia South Africa will be running a two day workshop to train our phase 1 trainers in April at the North West University in Potchefstroom

SWiP Phase 2 2026 kicks of with a 2 day workshop at the University of Fort Hare in Eastern Cape.

SWiP Phase 2 Adhoc Workshop at the Tshwane University of Technology in Pretoria Johannesburg

Wiki Loves AfroLiterature is a campaign to celebrate and improve Wikipedia content related to African literature, including notable African writers, novels, poetry, publishing houses, literary awards, and cultural movements. The campaign invites volunteers, students, librarians, literature enthusiasts, and experienced editors to help make African stories more visible online.

Running from November 1 to December 31, 2025, this campaign combines hands-on training, community support, and a focused editing sprint to improve knowledge equity and content depth for African topics. This project supports Wikimedia Movement Strategy goals: Knowledge Equity, Content Quality, and Capacity Building.

Wiki Science South Africa 2025 is a scientific photo contest for research photographs organised by Wikimedia Community South Africa aiming to promote and engage people with science in South Africa and beyond. The competition runs from 1 November 2025 to 15 December 2025. Wikimedia South Africa is organising the South African arm of the competition. A very special category for Wiki Science in South Africa is the Endemic species category. Wiki Science South Africa 2025 is part of the international Wiki Loves Science photography competition.

Wikimedia South Africa is running a 2-day workshop at the University of Cape Town in collaboration with SaDiLaR and PANSalb

Wikimedia South Africa will be presenting 3 sessions at the upcoming LIASA Annual Conference at the Boardwalk Hotel, Gqeberha
in September.

Wikimedia South Africa is running a 2-day workshop at the University of Pretoria in collaboration with SaDiLaR and PANSalb

Wikimedia South Africa will be running Wikipedia editing workshops during the course of the symposium in Parkwood, Johannesburg at the Goethe Institute .

Wikimedia South Africa is running a 2-day workshop at the Mangosuthu University of Technology in collaboration with SaDiLaR and PANSalb

Wikimedia South Africa is running a 2-day workshop at the University of Mpumalanga (Siyabuswa Campus) in collaboration with SaDiLaR and PANSalb

Wikimedia South Africa will be hosting an booth at the upcoming Public Libraries Seminar at the Old Mutual
Auditorium, Pinelands in September. If your in Cape Town please register and join. It will be informative.

Wikimedia South Africa is running a 2-day workshop at the University of Free State in collaboration with SaDiLaR and PANSalb

SWiP Phase 2 - University of North West