Trust and Ethical Digital Governance for the World We Want
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1 – 4 October 2024
Pretoria, South Africa
SHORT NEWS
Conference Chairs
Tshilidzi Marwala, Rector of the United Nations University, and Noxolo Kiviet, Minister of Public Service and Administration of South Africa, are the Conference Chairs of ICEGOV 2024!
Call for Workshops
ICEGOV 2024 welcomes the submission of Workshop proposals. You can apply here until April 21.
Scholarships
UNU-EGOV provides a number of Scholarships for attending ICEGOV. See how to apply here.
Paper Submission
Do you think that your research work could contribute to ICEGOV 2024? Submit your paper here.
Programme
Have you seen the Tracks for “Trust and Ethical Digital Governance for the World We Want”? Discover them here.
Contact us
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For 2022, Statistics South Africa estimated the mid-year population at 60,6 million. Approximately 51,1% of the population is female and about 28,07% of the population is aged younger than 15 years. Approximately 9,2% is 60 years or older.
Pretoria has many places of interest: Burgers Park, Pretoria National Botanical Garden, Freedom Park, bird sanctuaries, nature reserves... and one of the world’s most famous rugby stadiums, Loftus Versfeld, home of the Blue Bulls provincial rugby team!
An ideal destination for travel and business, Sandton, Johannesburg has been named the richest square mile in Africa as a noteworthy hub of economy activity, while Cape Town, South Africa’s second-largest city, ranks amongst the most beautiful in the world.
Kruger National Park is one of the best game reserves in Africa, and one of the oldest in South Africa. If you're a wildlife lover, this famous park definitely needs to be on your South Africa itinerary.
Jeffreys Bay is in the Eastern Cape, about 77 kilometers southwest of Port Elizabeth. In summer, between December and February, when the winds die down and the Indian Ocean waters warm up, the beach here is also great for swimming and body boarding.
In Simon's Town, about an hour from Cape Town, you'll find three pretty beaches that are home to the Boulders Penguin Colony. The colony of charismatic black-and-white endangered African penguins is about 2,000 strong.