Neema Masitsa Mujesia

Hear from a participant at #KeSIG2026 💡 “The experience I have seen on the ground in terms of the digital divide is helping me make better product decisions and shed light on the gaps that need solving beyond technology itself.” Yuanita Khaduri, Product Designer #KeSIG2026 #DigitalInclusion #InternetGovernance

Protect Your Devices, Protect Your Data! 🔒 Physical security is your first line of cyber defense. If someone can access your device, they can access your data! Quick tips: 1.⁠ ⁠Always lock your screen when you step away :even for a moment 2.⁠ ⁠Never leave laptops, phones, or USB drives unattended in public places 3.⁠ ⁠Use strong passwords or biometric locks (like FaceID or fingerprints) 4.⁠ ⁠Store devices in secure locations when not in use 5.⁠ ⁠Properly wipe and dispose of old devices-don’t just toss them! #CybersecurityMonth #DontMakeItEasy

🚨Fake giveaway? Don’t fall for it! Scammers love to promise free prizes. Here’s how to protect yourself: 1.⁠ ⁠Stop if they rush you or ask for money or personal details. 2.⁠ ⁠Check the offer on the official website or verified social media page. 3.⁠ ⁠Don’t click strange links or download files you don’t know. 4.⁠ ⁠Never share your password, PIN or OTP with anyone. 5.⁠ ⁠Remember: real prizes never ask you to pay a fee. @TatuaDigital #CybersecurityMonth #Dontmakeiteasy@ @ @ @ . .

🚀 Highlights from Tana River | Mapping Our Digital Lives 📱 "Imagine two people with the same smartphone. One uses it only to make calls and send messages. The other uses it to access government services, grow a business, learn new skills, market products, connect with customers, and earn an income. The difference isn't the device it's the opportunity, confidence, and support to use it effectively." This conversation was at the heart of our "Mapping Our Digital Lives" group discussions during the Intergenerational Dialogue in Tana River County under the #EmpowerHer Project. Participants reflected on how they use digital tools, from mobile phones and laptops to search engines, AI tools like ChatGPT, and online learning platforms, in their daily lives. Together, they looked into the barriers that prevent many women from becoming confident technology users, including cultural norms, affordability, digital skills gaps, connectivity, and online safety concerns. Working in stakeholder groups, participants identified practical actions that can create lasting change: 📱 What can households do to support women's digital access? 🤝 How can communities encourage digital inclusion? 🏛️ What support is needed from county governments? 🌍 What role should KICTANet and partners continue to play? The discussions reinforced a simple but powerful message: digital transformation is not just about access to technology, it's about empowering people to use it confidently, safely, and meaningfully to improve their lives. #EmpowerHer #SheConnects#CARE#DigitalInclusion #WomenInTech #DigitalSkills #DigitalTransformation #CommunityDialogue #TanaRiver #KICTANet

📍 Day 1 | Hola, Tana River County Today, KICTANet officially kicked off the Intergenerational Community Dialogue on Cultural Shifts and Support for Women's Use of Technology for Economic Advancement under the EmpowerHer – Digital Empowerment for Women Project. The day began with a courtesy visit to the Tana River County Government, where the KICTANet delegation was received by Mwanajuma Hiribae, Acting County Secretary and County Executive Committee Member (CECM); Mathew Babwoya Buya, County Executive Committee Member (CECM); and Millicent A. Ondiek, Director of Gender. The discussions focused on strengthening collaboration to advance women's digital inclusion, entrepreneurship, and economic empowerment across the county. The KICTANet delegation comprised Cherie Oyier, Gender and Digital Rights Programme Officer; Florence Ouma, Gender and Digital Rights Advisor; John Gathii, Tatua Digital Resilience Fellow; Caroline Mwikali, Monitoring & Evaluation Officer; Neema Mujesia, Communications Advisor; and Numious Kiti, KICTANet County Coordinator. Following the courtesy visit, county leaders, women, youth, community leaders and civil society representatives convened for an engaging dialogue on breaking social and cultural barriers that limit women's use of technology. Participants explored practical solutions to strengthen digital skills, online safety, entrepreneurship, and access to economic opportunities for women in Tana River County. Stay tuned for highlights from Day 2! 🔗 Read more: kictanet.or.ke/kictanet-enga… #DigitalFinance #WomenInTech #FinancialInclusion #SheConnects #CARE ^NM

From startup funding gaps to AI policy and youth inclusion, Kenya's top voices in tech policy set the agenda at KeIGF 2026 as Nairobi prepares to host the Global IGF in December. kictanet.or.ke/kenya-interne… #KeIGF2026 #AfTPS2026

#AfTPS2026 lands in Nairobi, May 19–21 🌍 Industry leaders & policymakers uniting to harmonise tech policy across Africa: digital infrastructure, data governance, ethical AI, cybersecurity & the digital economy. Africa's digital future starts here 👇 techpolicysummit.africa

Africa has 500 million internet users. Fewer than 10 million domain names. Europe has 150 million. Most African users are on platforms owned by offshore companies. The economic value of their activity flows elsewhere. This is the participation gap. Here is what Kenya's internet governance alumni - @JuneOkal , Tevin Gitonga and Ms Vallarie Yiega, are doing about it. #KeSIG2026 #KeIGF26 #AfTPS2026 🔗 kictanet.or.ke/kesig-alumni-…

Nairobi will host the 21st edition of the UN @intgovforum in December 2026 and Kenya is already doing the work. Digital rights. AI policy. Data sovereignty. Online safety. KICTANet convenes the Kenya Internet Governance Forum on 21 May 2026. The conversation has started 🇰🇪 #KeIGF26 #AfTPS2026 kictanet.or.ke/kenya-interne…

🌍 It’s official. The Africa Tech Policy Summit is back, bigger, bolder and more continental than ever. Happening from 19th–21st May 2026, Nairobi, Kenya. Join 500+ policymakers, innovators, civil society leaders and digital rights advocates shaping Africa’s digital future. You definitely don’t wanna miss this! #AfTPS2026 #KenyaIGF26 #DigitalAfrica ^NM

🚀 Africa Tech Policy Summit (AfTPS) 2026 is seeking mission-aligned sponsors committed to open-source, data governance, digital inclusion, and AI policy. Gain direct access to 500+ decision-makers from 30+ countries. Become a Platinum, Gold, Silver, Bronze, or Workshop Sponsor and be part of shaping Africa’s digital future. 📩 Get in touch: info@kictanet.or.ke to submit your interest 🔗 View the sponsorship packages: techpolicysummit.africa/ #AfTPS2026 #KeSIG26 #ChildrenIGF26 #YouthIGF26 #KeIGF26 #DigitalAfrica ^NM

🚨 Africa Tech Poly Summit 2026 Africa generates more data per capital than almost any other region! Yet most of it is processed and monetised elsewhere. At AfTPS 2026 we’re flipping the script! ✅ Homegrown datasets, open-source tools and Governance that puts citizens first. Be part of the conversation. Save the date ! 💡Visit for more information: techpolicysummit.africa/ #AfTPS2026 #KeSIG26 #ChildrenIGF26 #YouthIGF26 #KeIGF26 #DigitalAfrica ^NM

🚨 “EDACR seeks to expand and deepen digital inclusion across eight ASAL counties, empowering over 180,000 citizens, creating 3,000 digital jobs, and strengthening inclusive digital service delivery through Community Digital Champions. CDCs will be upskilled into Community Digital Entrepreneurs who will cascade digital skills to VSLAs, households, and marginalized groups.” — Neema Mujesia, Communication Advisor, KICTANet “Strong county coordination is key to successful implementation and reaching communities effectively.” — Numious Kiti, County Coordinator “VSLAs must be fully integrated into EDACR to ensure inclusive and sustainable community impact.” — Duke Nyabuti, EDACR Project Lead Today in Tana River, these insights continue to shape our shared commitment to inclusive digital and financial empowerment. Implemented by KICTANet and funded by the UK Government’s Digital Access Programme (DAP) through the British High Commission Nairobi. #DigitalAccess4all ^NM

Today, we are in Tana River with KICTANet, convening a dynamic workshop to support and strengthen Village Savings and Loan Associations (VSLAs). The session brings together key stakeholders to share insights, innovations, and collaborative approaches aimed at enhancing the resilience and growth of VSLAs across the county. With an expected 100 participants, the engagement reflects a strong commitment to empowering communities through inclusive financial and digital opportunities. Engaging sessions are already underway, with active participation and knowledge sharing setting the tone for impactful collaboration. This initiative is implemented by KICTANet and funded by the UK Government’s Digital Access Programme (DAP) through the British High Commission Nairobi. #DigitalAccess4all ^NM

🚨 Online abuse targeting women is on the rise, but so are the efforts to challenge it. Join us tonight at 7:00 PM EAT on X Spaces for a conversation on the realities women face online, the wider impacts beyond the screen, and what genuine digital safety could look like. Our own Neema Masitsa, representing KICTANet (Kenya), and @sand_riza, founder of @HerInternet (Uganda), discuss the rising challenge of online abuse against women—and the efforts to push back. Join on X: @MwanzoTV #ShangaziPower ^NM

On this #WorldRadioDay, we affirm: Artificial Intelligence is a tool, not a voice. Ethical frameworks and transparency are key to protecting radio’s credibility. Radio is trust. Radio is inclusion. Radio is dialogue. With AI, we can amplify these values, but only if we use it responsibly. #AIForGood ^NM