Kazondu calls for AI awareness in African newsrooms

NAMPA

2025-09-10

LUANDA, 13 June 2025 - Namibia and Angola strengthened their information and communication technology (ICT) alliance at the ANGOTIC 2025 forum, where crucial agreements were signed by key media institutions. Here, Erastus Jata Kuzee Kazondu, the Namibia Press Agency’s Manager for Editorial Services, speaks to the media after the signing of an MoU. (Photo: Contributed)

WINDHOEK, 10 SEP (NAMPA) – Namibia Press Agency (Nampa) acting Chief Executive Officer, Jata Kazondu, has emphasised the urgent need for African newsrooms to adopt clear policies on artificial intelligence (AI), while strengthening journalistic solidarity in the face of global threats.
Speaking during an international roundtable hosted by the Russia Segodnya Media Group to mark the International Day of Journalists’ Solidarity on Tuesday, Kazondu...

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