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Cavista Technologies brings global hackathon to Botswana

Tuesday, February 03, 2026 | 40 Views |

Cavista Technologies Botswana will host a two-day hackathon on February 21–22 at the Botswana Accountancy College (BAC), marking the company’s first event in the country and positioning the country within a coordinated global innovation initiative.

The hackathon will take place simultaneously across Cavista Technologies’ international offices, linking Botswana with the company’s operations in Nigeria, India, and the Philippines.

The event will bring together developers, engineers, and innovators to work intensively on problem-solving challenges, with select solutions potentially progressing beyond the competition stage.

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