The Namibia Business Innovation Institute (NBII) in partnership with the Southern Africa Innovation Support (SAIS) and Injini Africa Edtech Incubator launched and held the first edtech sprint week at the innovation village from the 25 – 29 March 2019.
The SASAwards is the first annual award to celebrate and recognise the spirit of innovation and achievement in the startup ecosystem in Southern Africa (SADC region).
The Reconstructed Living Labs popularly known as RLabs Namibia under the auspices of the Namibia Business Innovation Institute at the Namibia University of Science and Technology held its 7th graduation ceremony on the 22nd of November 2018 at the Innovation Village in Windhoek.
The Sanlam Innovation Works Competition is public platform that offer start-up funding for projects at early-stage development that address key issues in innovation. The competition which is currently in its fourth cycle is a joint project between Sanlam Namibia and the Namibia Business Innovation Institute.
570 unemployed youths graduated from the Reconstruction Living Labs Namibia (RLabs), which is a social innovation programme under the Namibia Business Innovation Institute (NBII), at NUST.
The Faculty of Computing and Informatics in collaboration with the Namibia Business Innovation Institute (NBII) and the Windhoek ACM SIGCHI Chapter, recently hosted the Game Design Challenge, also known as Gameathon.
The Namibia Business Innovation Institute (NBII) recently held its annual Business Plan Competition. Since the NBII’s inception in 2009, the Institute has striven to create a platform for aspiring entrepreneurs to realise their dreams of becoming experts in the business sector.
The 8th annual Business Plan Competition organised by the Namibia Business Innovation Institute (NBII) this year attracted more than 15 entries.
Hundreds of learners and youth visited the NUST stand at the Science and Technology Innovation (STI) Festival held in Ongwediva recently. Themed “Love Pulses, Science: The Pulse of Innovation,” the event was organised by the National Commission on Research, Science and Technology (NCRST).
A cohort of 105 students graduated from NUST’s Reconstructed Living Labs (RLabs) facilitated under the auspices of the Namibia Business Innovation institute (NBII) with support from the Government of Finland.
