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Oshiwambo

O UNESCO otayi dheula aanaapalamende ya Namibia kombinga yo Artificial Intelligence

Omadheulo oga tameke mo 27 taga hulu nena mo Windhoek,moka iilyo yo National Council no National Assembly tayi dheulwa kombinga yo AI and Rule of Law. Oshigongiilonga sha ningwa pawiliko  lyo UNESCO 2021 Recommendation on the Ethics on AI ,oshili osheetwapo shopamuhanga sho UNESCO,o Konrad Adenauer Stiftung,no National Commission on Research,Science and Technology,noshikondo  shomapekapeko nomadhilongo giikalekelwa muuministeli welongo. Omadheulo otaga lalakanene oku nkondopeka euveko lyaanapaalamende keenditho lyo AI ,oku yambidhidha […]

today30 October, 2025

Oshiwambo

Unesco, ouministry welongo oshoyo elelo lo shilando sha Windhoek va kwatela komesho oshongalele pukululo sho mifyuululwakalo

Ehangano loUnited Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (Unesco), melongelo kumwe nelelo loshilando sha Windhoek oshoyo ouminsity welongo, omatungululo, ovanyasha, omaudano no mifyuululwaklo ota vakwatele komesho oshongalele pukululo shinasha no mifyuululwakalo. Oshongalele pukululo oshili tashi lalakanene etulo moilonga lo shilongifo osho tashi kala no shinakuwanifwa shoku tonatela efimano lo ku kalekapo omayambulepo taakalele, elalakano oku hanga omafaneko oikundafanwa ye hangano loiwana yahangana okufika ko 2030. Oshinyangadalwa oshili oshitopolwa sho ilyolongo […]

today2 July, 2025

Namibia

National Commission on Research, Science and Technology presents AI readiness at UNESCO Forum

Professor Anicia Peters The CEO of the National Commission on Research, Science and Technology (NCRST), Professor Anicia Peters, presented the country’s Artificial Intelligence Readiness Assessment (AI RAM) report at the UNESCO Global Forum on the Ethics of AI held from 24–27 June 2025 in Bangkok. The forum brought together international stakeholders, including policymakers, academics, and civil society, to discuss the implementation of UNESCO’s 2021 Recommendation on the Ethics of Artificial […]

today30 June, 2025

World

US executive orders to impact United Nations work

The UN Human Rights Council meeting on the human rights situation in Ukraine The White House has issued new executive orders that will further affect the cooperative and multilateral operations of the United Nations. These moves come just two weeks after the United States declared its withdrawal from the World Health Organisation (WHO). US withdraws from UN Agencies President Trump’s directive, issued on Tuesday, confirms that the United States will […]

today6 February, 2025

Africa

Cameroon: UNESCO raises $44.5m for education

  During an official visit to Yaoundé, Audrey Azoulay, Director-General of UNESCO, announced the mobilisation of $44.5 million for education in Cameroon. The funds will be used to modernise school curricula and train more than 28,000 education professionals. "Cameroon has made education a priority and it was essential for UNESCO to support these efforts. Thanks to the Global Partnership for Education, today we’re mobilising $44.5 million to boost the improvements […]

today9 September, 2024

Local

Niokolo-Koba National Park in Senegal removed from the List of World Heritage in Danger

    The UNESCO World Heritage Committee, meeting in New Delhi (India), decided on Wednesday to remove Niokolo-Koba National Park in Senegal from the List of World Heritage in Danger, following the positive steps taken by the State Party, which have contributed to improving the natural site’s state of conservation. Inscribed on UNESCO's World Heritage List in 1981 for its unique biodiversity and exceptional ecosystems, Niokolo-Koba National Park has faced a series […]

today24 July, 2024

Africa

Current Realities and the Future of Menstrual Hygiene for Youth in Sub-Saharan Africa

      The future of female youth within Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA) holds immense potential but faces significant challenges within the realm of sexual reproductive health such as with basic menstrual health hygiene. Many countries across the world have shifted focus to broader aspects of female health and wellness, with intimate care, pain management, eco-conscious and innovative menstruation products gaining popularity and mainstream appeal as part of a larger self-care […]

today29 May, 2024

Namibia

Government Seeks World Assistance for Uranium Mining Decision in Stampriet Artesian Basin

The government has reached out to UNESCO and the IAEA for advice and technical support regarding uranium mining in the Stampriet Artesian Basin. Minister Calle Schlettwein emphasizes the importance of making scientifically informed decisions. The Russian Uranium One Group, advocating for mining in the area, welcomes the move. Schlettwein addresses concerns about in-situ mining and potential aquifer contamination, highlighting the need for cautious consideration.  

today14 May, 2024