The UNESCO Chair in Digital Technology Design with Indigenous People, together with international partners, is exploring ways to use digital technologies, including Virtual Reality (VR) and interactive games, to preserve Ju/'hoansi culture and language.
The San Cultural Festival has concluded in Tsumkwe after three days of celebrations.
The festival brought together San communities, traditional leaders, government representatives and visitors to celebrate and promote San cultural heritage, languages, indigenous knowledge systems and identity.
San elder ≠Oma ꟾKunta showcased the San's ancient wisdom at the King Charles Harmony Summit on Indigenous Knowledge and Conservation, held in the United Kingdom.
Prime Minister Elijah Ngurare says the Olufuko Cultural Festival remains a blueprint for preserving culture and tradition and should be supported to ensure it continues for generations to come.
