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Namibian learner wins place on Rosatom North Pole expedition

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Namibian learner wins place on Rosatom North Pole expedition
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Namibian student Kadhikwa Tironenn Amutenya has won a spot on the Rosatom 'Icebreaker of Knowledge' expedition to the North Pole. The competition challenged students to present projects on the global impact of nuclear technology.

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This initiative promotes STEM education and international scientific cooperation among youth from diverse nations.

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A NAMIBIAN school learner has earned a place on Rosatom’s Icebreaker of Knowledge 2026 expedition after winning the international science competition, securing the opportunity to travel to the North Pole aboard a nuclear-powered icebreaker in August.

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