
Namibian Chapter of @internetsociety We are an Internet multistakeholder Association of local members working on Internet Policy and Development
Windhoek
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The Internet Society Namibia Chapter invites Chapter members to join a virtual meet-up on “How to stay safe online”.
Date: 10th February 2026
Time: 18h00
Venue: Virtual (meet.google.com/nzj-mmgm-icg)
See you there!
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Map out your participation at #IGF2024! Our programme of 300+ sessions, with high-level, youth & parliamentary tracks, 80 exhibitor booths and much more is navigable from the IGF 2024 landing page.
bit.ly/3OY7mDb
#MSHDigitalFuture
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"AI & Emerging Tech: Shaping Governance with Data"
Join us for a discussion session on AI and data governance! 🧠💡
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🇳🇦🇳🇦🇳🇦#NamibiaDecides2024 🇳🇦🇳🇦🇳🇦
Today, Namibia is at the polls!
It has not blocked access to #socialmedia!
It has not blocked access to the internet!
It has kept digital communications on 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
A lesson to others to #KeepItOn!
#NamibiaElections
#NamibiaDecides2024
Hold high the banner of Liberty. Ensuring #InternetForEveryone by keeping the internet onduring the 8th Presidential & National Assembly Elections.
#NamibiaDecides2024
#NamibiaVote2024
🇳🇦 – at Namibia
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🌐 Media and Information Literacy (MIL) plays a crucial role in fostering a respectful 🤝, informed 🧠, and safe 🔒 digital environment.
Let's hear from you, how often do you use AI?😁
#GlobalMILWeek2024
#MIL
#millinamibia
Public Call for Nominations
#NamIGF is calling on anyone interested to serve on its working group committees to apply!
@MICTNamibia @CRANamibia @civic264 @MTCNamibia @NUST_Namibia
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Who gave the #killswitch order? At this critical moment, a call for transparency and accountability in Kenya for democracy and a free and open internet.
#RejectFinanceBill2024
#InternetFreedomAfrica
#FIFAfrica24
A call for the government of Kenya, the regulator, and telecommunications companies to clarify who gave the orders for the Internet shutdown and whether there was any official documentation or directive. kictanet.or.ke/urgent-concer…
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Glad that Hon @EmmaTheofelus is raising awareness on this. In 2021, we carried out this Sit Analysis on Online Violence in Namibia.🟰 Evidence locally as is globally 📌OGBV is rife during special occassions i.e elections, etc
📌OGBV targets women & girls in prominent positions
Internet Society Namibia retweeted
This research, that I have led and worked with @emcerastus and @admire2mare was carried out under @ISOCNamibia Puts forward recommendations for Government, Academic, Platforms just amongst others and was possible thanks to the Africa Digital Rights Fund under @CIPESA #EndOVAW
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ICYMI the Namibia research on OGBV is available here - it can add insights to stimulate the national conversation on #OGBV... lets ensure #SafetyOnline and #EndOVAW isocnamibia.org/wp-content/u…
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Thank you @ISOCNamibia and partners for trusting us in facilitating this important two-day boot camp, capacitating individuals from marginalized communities on content creation, their media rights, and freedom.
@dw_akademie #CollegeoftheArtsWindhoek
#mil
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IDToday to launch compliance dashboard to improve financial compliance
IDToday, a Namibian compliance technology company, will launch a new customer business identification software called the Compliance Dashboard at the end of August.
The software is designed to help financial institutions comply with the Know Your Customer (KYC) and Know Your Business (KYB) regulations.
thebrief.com.na/index.php/co… #namibia #KYC #business #customer #software #business
We're thrilled to share an inspiring video that captures the essence of our recent boot camp on "Empowering Marginalized Vcoices" in collaboration with ARISA INTERNEWS PROGRAM and Common Good Foundation – at Namibia
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#YouthQuakeNam23 under the theme 'Digital Inclusion for Youth Democratic Participation' kicked off with a talk by @AniciaP on #AI-powered democracy & how the youth can leverage #AI to drive the social change they want. Raised many Qs about access to data, employment & ethics.
Some good Throw back about our work as reported by local media…
…As Namibia became the first country in Southern Africa to carry out the Internet ROAM-X assessment
#InternetDevelopment #TechPolicy #Namibia
observer24.com.na/namibia-fi… via @ObserverNamibia
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#Namibia has just officially launched its Internet Universality #ROAM-X Assessment.
#UNESCO supports this national assessment which will contribute to a human-centered Internet.
I congratulate the implementing partners on this important milestone.
rb.gy/6668k
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The Internet is rapidly changing the face of public service and making daily life easier.
It is against this background that the Internet Society Namibia Chapter launched the Namibia National Internet Universality Indicators Assessment in Windhoek today.
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