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Cape Town Scrum.org community meetups?

Last post 05:51 pm March 24, 2025 by Eric Naiburg
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Mike Smuts
04:21 pm March 24, 2025

I've joined the Scrum User Group South Africa (SUGSA) and am attending Cape Town meetups. It's definitely worth it and I'd recommend it to anyone. However, they're clearly very Scrum Alliance orientated. That's not the end of the world, it is still Scrum after all, but I'm interested to learn whether there are any Scrum.org-affiliated or -orientated meetups, user groups or similar in greater Cape Town?

B.T.W. how could one let Scrum.org know that their "Join Community Meetups" link is broken? (https://www.scrum.org/scrumorg-community-meetups). The error message reads "Access to www.scrum.org was denied", regardless of whether or not I'm signed into Scrum.org.

Eric Naiburg
05:51 pm March 24, 2025

Hi Mike that link that you pointed to is no longer an active page.  We we found most of the meetups that were listed were not keeping their own sites up-to-date and they were not updating meeting calendars, etc.  As for local in Cape Town, we do have a trainer there Andy Spence: https://www.scrum.org/andrew-spence

 

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