Strengthening digital literacy and cybersecurity in Malawi - Malawi Freedom Network

By the end of high school, every young person should know the principles of cybersecurity, critical data analysis, and the possibilities of artificial intelligence. If they are trying to move on to study an IT major, it is essential that they have already been able to try it out during high school, because the person who ends up in a major that is not right for them is the one who wastes the most resources in the country, writes Birgy Lorenz.

Strengthening digital literacy and cybersecurity in Malawi - Malawi Freedom Network

By Burnett Munthali The Malawi Communications Regulatory Authority (MACRA) has called for increased digital literacy and cybersecurity awareness to protect the nation against rising cyber threats. MACRA Director General, Daud Suleman, made this call during a discussion on digital rights, laws, technology, and myths at the University of Malawi (UNIMA) in Zomba this evening. Suleman emphasized the need for Malawians to understand the limitations o…

Empowering Young Women and Youth in Digital Rights and Cybersecurity.

By Neema Mujesia, In today’s digital age, cybersecurity and digital rights are fundamental for civic engagement, governance, and policy change. As more young people take the lead in shaping political and social narratives, the need for digital literacy and safety measures has never been greater. Recognizing this, the Young Women Growing Initiative (YWGI), in partnership with the Tatua Digital Centre, organized a transformative three-day workshop 

The University of Granada will hold the 1st International and Multidisciplinary Congress on "Women, Minors and Digital Society" on 22 April at the Paraninfo and the Hall of Views of the Faculty of Law. This event, of a face-to-face and free nature, will bring together specialists to analyze the growing intersection between the protection of women's and children's rights, as well as the challenges posed by digital society.