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Uganda parliament passes law to curb cyber crimes

The parliament of Uganda has today signed into law the 2022 computer Misuse Bill which prescribes tougher penalties for perpetrators...
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African countries lead in social media intolerance-Surfshark Report

So far, African countries are leading the pack when it comes to social media intolerance a report by Surfshark has...
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A delve into RIPOTI, a new African platform for digital rights protection

A growing number of Africans are using Information and Communications Technology (ICT) on a regular basis, which has made digital technologies...
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The Impact of Social Media Tax in Uganda on Access, Usage, Income and Productivity

Following a brief tweet stating that ‘social media encourages gossip’ by President Yoweri Museveni of Uganda, a new tax was...
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The Africa blogging panel at re:publica 15
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Political Blogging in Africa discussed at re:publica 15 Conference

At the beginning of this month, I got to  attend the re:publica Conference in Berlin Germany for the first time...
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Targeted excise duty on phone, data services to take a toll on already overburdened Kenyans

Members of the Assembly of Kenya have voted to increase excise duty on phone and data charges from the initial...
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Unity of Media stakeholders best path towards Press Freedom

Media stakeholders in Africa need to come together and fight if they are to realize any press freedom. This emerged...
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How COVID-19 surveillance has impacted people’s digital rights in Kenya & Uganda

Kenyan and Ugandan citizens are slowly losing their rights to privacy, data protection, and access to information in the wake...
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Kenyan youth are comfortable with regulation of Social Media according to report

Young people in Kenya are okay with government regulating social media, citing hate speech as a reason to inform the...
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