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The fall of Goma has led to severe humanitarian issues, with medical facilities overwhelmed and essential supplies looted. Nurse Marie Kavira-Nvungi highlights the crisis, revealing the dire conditions faced by …
Goma’s Fall Signals Increased Conflict and Humanitarian Crisis in Eastern Congo Read More
South Sudan has lifted its ban on Facebook and TikTok, initially imposed to address graphic content linked to violence in Sudan. The National Communication Authority reported that their goals to …
South Sudan Lifts Ban on Facebook and TikTok Following Violent Unrest Read More
Brazil has given Meta 72 hours to explain its fact-checking policies and how it will protect user rights. This action stems from concerns over the company’s transparency and its accountability …
Brazil Demands Transparency from Meta on Fact-checking Policies in 72 Hours Read More
In 2024, approximately 3.7 billion eligible voters participated in landmark elections across more than 70 countries, amidst rising concerns of misinformation and foreign interference. Significant events included the use of …
The Disruptive Impact of Misinformation and Foreign Influence in Global Elections Read More
Iran has lifted the bans on WhatsApp and Google Play, indicating a potential relaxation of strict internet controls. This follows increased use of VPNs by Iranians to bypass censorship and …
Iran Begins Easing Internet Restrictions by Lifting Ban on WhatsApp and Google Play Read More
Iran has lifted its ban on WhatsApp and Google Play, indicating a possible easing of internet restrictions. This decision follows a meeting led by President Masoud Pezeshkian. Additionally, the Iranian …
Iran Lifts Ban on WhatsApp and Google Play Amid Ongoing Policy Reevaluations Read More
Iran has lifted its ban on WhatsApp and Google Play, indicating a step towards reducing internet censorship. The government’s decision comes after it paused the enforcement of a stricter hijab …
Iran Eases Internet Restrictions, Pauses New Hijab Law Amid Global Scrutiny Read More
The Somali government has accused Ethiopian forces of a sudden attack that resulted in casualties among Somali soldiers. This incident occurred despite a recent cooperation agreement signed in Ankara, raising …
Somalia Accuses Ethiopian Forces of Attack, Causing Military Casualties Read More
Tizeti has launched FreeFiber broadband in Nigeria and Ghana, offering speeds beyond 1Gbps. Initially available in Lagos, Port Harcourt, and Accra, it aims to improve connectivity and includes features tailored …
Tizeti Launches FreeFiber Broadband in Nigeria and Ghana, Enhancing Digital Capabilities in West Africa Read More
Former Facebook moderators in Kenya have filed a class action lawsuit against Meta, seeking Sh25.9 billion in compensation for mental health issues due to exposure to graphic content. The moderators …
A Class Action Lawsuit Against Meta: Mental Health Concerns From Content Moderation in Kenya Read More