
The VOICE of Africa on Identity matters... and the ID4D Agenda Worldwide
The ID4Africa LiveCasts are episodes of knowledge exchange and dialogue that integrate various voices from the Identity Community in an ultimate live experience. These are not simply webinars where speakers present and audiences listen, they are the next generation in conferencing.
Each LiveCast episode is characterized as intense, informative and timely. Featuring hard-hitting, frank and expert debates, fireside chats, presentations, and actionable dialogue along with Community Voices, where members of the audience join the panel to express their views live.
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Previous Episodes
Session I: Restarting Economies & Re-opening the Skies – Identity Post COVID-19
Session II: Spotlight on Contactless Innovations
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