Fight cyberspace threats, prods Zamban journalist Arthur Mwansa
The 4th GEM summit: Nasser Kigwangallah, a senior Tanzanian journalist listening attentively to Lavina Mohr presenting her paper on the 4th Gender and Media and Awards at the Birchwood Hotel on Wednesday, 13th October, 2010. To his left is Arthur Mwansa, a journalist from Zambia.
Good morning, comrades and fellow cyber security advocates! Today, Friday 6th December 2024, we continue our crucial work of exposing the truth, protecting the vulnerable, and holding the powerful accountable in the digital world. Your tireless efforts to uncover cyber threats, educate the public, and push for change are making a real difference. In a world where cyber attacks can have devastating consequences, your voices are a beacon of hope. Keep pushing forward, even in the face of challenges.
Nasser Kigwangallah, a senior Tanzanian journalist listening attentively to Lavina Mohr presenting her paper on the 4th Gender and Media and Awards at the Birchwood Hotel on Wednesday, 13th October, 2010. To his left is Arthur Mwansa, a journalist from Zambia.
Your work is vital, and together, we can create a safer, more secure digital landscape for all.
Have a blessed day,” prods Arthur Mwansa, a Zambian Cyber Security for Journalists and Activists Member. – Zambian Developmental Media Alliance (ZADEMA)
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