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KZN learner receives top honours at Eskom expo

S’nenhlanhla Dlamini invented a smart system which helps monitor energy usage in households.

Picture: Reinart Toerien/EWN.
Picture: Reinart Toerien/EWN.
| 1225 days ago

JOHANNESBURG - A KwaZulu-Natal teenager has beaten hundreds of applicants to be awarded a top science scholarship to Germany.

S'nenhlanhla Dlamini who's a grade 12 pupil at Ongoye High School in Empangeni was crowned the top honours at this year's Eskom expo for young scientists.

Dlamini invented a smart system which helps monitor energy usage in households.

Speaking to Eyewitness News Dlamini says she is overwhelmed by the awards.

"I invented something I call an electricity box which will help to monitor the efficient use of appliances."

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