South Africa secured an impressive third place in the Pan African Mathematics Olympiad, showcasing the exceptional talents and problem-solving abilities of its mathletes in a highly competitive international competition.
Tshwane, South Africa (24 May 2023) – In an exciting and highly competitive event, South Africa has secured an outstanding third place in the Pan African Mathematics Olympiad (PAMO), making the nation proud.
The esteemed competition, which brought together brilliant mathematical minds from 31 participating countries, showcased the exceptional problem-solving skills, mathematical prowess, and unwavering determination of our talented team of mathletes.
From May 13 to 22, our mathletes showcased their dedication, hard work, and outstanding abilities, resulting in a remarkable achievement for South Africa. The nation’s strong performance in this prestigious international competition is a testament to their passion for mathematics and their relentless pursuit of excellence.
We extend our heartfelt congratulations to the South African National team for their impressive accomplishments. Their commitment to mastering complex mathematical concepts and their ability to solve intricate problems have earned them well-deserved recognition.
The individual achievements of our mathletes are equally remarkable. Eli Williams from Westerford High School, Ellen Grant-Smith from Westerford High School, Hugo Bruwer from Hoër Jongenskool Paarl, Jana Rossouw from Jim Fouché Hoërskool, Moied Baleg from The Settlers High School, and Yian Xu from Redhill School have all showcased exceptional talent and dedication, earning them silver and bronze medals.
The top-ranking countries in the Pan African Mathematics Olympiad were Morocco, Algeria, and South Africa securing an impressive third place. We celebrate the collective achievements of all participants and commend their dedication to the field of mathematics.
This outstanding performance is a testament to the importance of nurturing and supporting young mathematical talent in South Africa. It highlights the potential of our future leaders and encourages the pursuit of excellence in the field of mathematics.
We applaud the South African Mathematics Foundation (SAMF) for their continued efforts in promoting mathematics education and providing platforms for our mathletes to showcase their skills on an international stage.
Congratulations once again to the South African National team and all participants. Your achievements inspire us and remind us of the power of dedication and passion. May your success continue to pave the way for future generations of mathletes and bring pride to our nation.
by 