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WordCamp Johannesburg prepares a community day in Bryanston

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Johannesburg’s WordPress community is preparing for WordCamp on Friday, 30 October 2026, at The Edge at Knightsbridge in Bryanston.

The official event website lists tickets and sponsorship opportunities, with programme updates for people building and managing websites.

Community events of this kind bring technical and non-technical practitioners together. Developers, designers, publishers and business owners can use the day to exchange practical experience around the tools they work with.

Prospective attendees should check the official site for the latest schedule and ticket availability. A place at a conference is an opportunity to learn and connect; it is not an employment guarantee or a certification of professional competence.

Wanjiku Mwangi
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