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    Namibia Now Leads Africa Group In Negotiations For Formulating Norms For Copyright Limitations And Exceptions

    The Namibian Ambassador to Switzerland, Julia Imene-Chanduru, addressed the 66th series of annual meetings of the Assemblies of the Member States of the World Intellectual Property Office (WIPO), ...
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    Namibia Makes History With Launch Of Electronic Copyright Registration System

    Namibia has launched Africa's first electronic copyright registration system in partnership with WIPO, providing creators with a digital platform to record their works. The voluntary system supports five categories of creative works and positions Namibia at the forefront of intellectual property administration on the continent. This development signals a significant shift toward modernizing creative economy infrastructure and protecting cultural heritage.
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