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Agribank appoints Prof. Colin Stanley to Board

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Agribank has appointed Prof. Colin Stanley as an additional board member to its current Board of Directors.

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Prof. Stanley currently serves as Acting Deputy Vice-Chancellor for Research, Innovation, and Partnerships at the Namibia University of Science and Technology (NUST).

During his tenure there, he has been involved in leading initiatives at NUST’s new Lüderitz Research Satellite Campus, focusing on green hydrogen, oil and gas sectors.

“He plays a key role in transdisciplinary research projects like the InForange project, which aims to improve the efficiency of rangeland-based livestock systems using machine learning and digital technologies,” Agribank said.

“His approach to CBCD is to integrate Ubuntu moral values and Afrocentricity as a foundation for conducting Afrocentric research to establish and maintain humanness before CBCD can occur,” the bank added.

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