UNESCO AI Readiness Assessment underway in Namibia

Namibia, one of UNESCO’s 22 African Member States, is participating in the Readiness Assessment Methodology for Artificial Intelligence, along with over 50 countries worldwide. This survey which is underway will assist Namibia in developing a governance framework with measures to incentivize the types of Artificial Intelligence that will help address social, environmental, and economic challenges. Albertus Aochamub, Ambassador of Namibia to UNESCO.

Written by: Tonata Kadhila

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Cricket Namibia Announces Nutritional Performance Labs (NPL) as Official Nutrition Partner

Cricket Namibia is excited to announce a partnership with Nutritional Performance Labs (NPL) as Cricket Namibia's official Nutrition Partner. The partnership, spanning two years, will see NPL supporting both the Richelieu Eagles and the Capricorn Eagles with nutritional products and services. As part of the agreement, NPL will sponsor […]

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