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JUST IN: Young scientists honoured tonight

Augetto Graig
The annual national science exhibition at the Safari Hotel in Windhoek ends tonight, when the top projects will receive prizes.

The exhibition started on Tuesday. It was presented by the National Commission on Research, Science and Technology (NCRST) and the ministry of education, arts and culture, and sponsored by Debmarine Namibia.

More than 100 projects in eleven categories compete for gold, silver and bronze.

Here Eben Mbako, a grade 9 learner at Karibib Private School, explains his automatic system which switches on street lights when infrared sensors detects body heat. Video: Augetto Graig

Watch video here

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