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Archivists unite for progress at the Annual South African Society of Archivists (SASA) Conference | SA News

10 July 2025 by Guest

The much-anticipated Annual South African Society of Archivists (SASA) Conference kicked off on 8 July 2025 at the prestigious Old Mutual Headquarters in Pinelands, drawing archivists and records management professionals from all over South Africa under the theme, “Collaborative Archives and Records Management in the Era of Artificial Intelligence,” which set the tone for a future-focused and engaging programme.

Monday, 8 July was the opening day of the conference, and it featured exciting pre-conference events, laying a strong foundation for the week ahead. These events included a full-day workshop titled “Digitisation of Paper-based Records: Practical Considerations for Archivists,”…

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