The Python Software Association of Namibia (PYNAM) is a registered Non-Profit Organization in Namibia, dedicated to promoting Python programming and technological literacy. PYNAM organizes PyCon Namibia, an annual conference run entirely by volunteers.

PYNAM is a registered Non-Profit Organization in Namibia, officially registered with the Business and Intellectual Property Authority (BIPA). We are the organization behind PyCon Namibia, which is run solely by dedicated volunteers.

Objectives:

• Educate the public about the benefits of using and understanding Python programming language.
• Create a new generation of Python developers starting from primary school learners.
• Organize and promote Python-related conferences, workshops, meetings, and events within Namibia.
• Support and promote Python-related projects and events organized by PYNAM members.
• Support PYNAM members wishing to attend Python-related conferences, meetings, and events.

PyCon Namibia is an annual conference organized by PYNAM, bringing together Python enthusiasts of all levels. It serves as a platform for learning, collaboration, and community building. Participants can expect:

• Varied sessions and workshops catering to beginners and experienced developers alike.
• Networking opportunities to connect with professionals and enthusiasts in the Python community.
• A focus on bridging the tech gap in Namibia through accessible Python education and initiatives.

Join us at PyCon Namibia to be part of a vibrant community driving positive change through Python programming.

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PyCon Namibia plays a pivotal role in developing Namibia's software capacity and skills. It has directly contributed to the career advancements of Namibian programmers and has spurred local initiatives to harness local talent and energy.

Despite Namibia's young software industry, PyCon Namibia's success underscores a promising future. It's an essential event for Namibian programmers across industry, research, and education.

Internationally, PyCon Namibia has elevated Namibia's profile. It has inspired the establishment of Python programming conferences in some other countries in Africa, attracting travelers from various African nations to learn from Namibia's PyCon model and its benefits for local programmers and software industries.