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Maths whizz encourages more girls to do STEM subjects
Independent on Saturday
|May 10, 2025
NUMBERS matter and so does Snothile Manyathi who is breaking barriers in every sphere of life.
The student from rural Nquthu in northern KwaZulu-Natal has completed a Masters in Applied Mathematics, cum laude, and is now pursuing a PhD.
Manyathi told the Independent on Saturday that a career in maths beckoned her from an early age and that ending up in this field was not random but a calculated decision.
"Through my own research, I've seen how powerful mathematical tools can uncover patterns and reveal deep insights into physical phenomena. I love how mathematics challenges me to think critically and creatively, and that's what keeps me inspired," she said this week.
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