Namibia Cancels $2.4 Million AI Crop Monitoring Deal With US Firm 6th Grain
Namibia’s Ministry of Agriculture has terminated a N$40 million ($2.4 million) agreement with US technology company 6th Grain to develop an AI-driven crop monitoring system, following a review of the contract's legal and procedural compliance.
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