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The UNESCO Chair in Digital Technology Design with Indigenous people at the Artificial Intelligence (AI) Action Summit in Paris
Mr Naftali Indongo from the UNESCO Chair in Digital Technology Design with Indigenous People at the Namibia University of Science and Technology (NUST) attended the AI Action Summit at the Grand Palais on February 10–11, 2025, an event that convened heads of state and government, international organisations, corporate leaders, and academics to deliberate on the future of AI governance, innovation, and societal impact.
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Community members from four conservancies, Epupa, Okanguati, Orupembe and Marienfluss together , with NUST students, r
One of our cluster members, Dr Colin Stanley, will partake
The SCIONA Knowledge Fair, a first of its kind in Namibia, is slated to take place on 13-15 April 2021 in
In 2020, the Cluster was awarded a Carl Schlettwein Foundation grant to enable the safeguard of the
Over the years, a large amount of data on the Ovahimba communities has been recorded and documented.
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