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Microsoft's Majorana 1: A Breakthrough in Topological Quantum Computing
by Victor Kapiyo 20 Feb '25

20 Feb '25

Morning Listers, Yesterday, Microsoft has unveiled Majorana 1, the world's first quantum chip utilizing a novel Topological Core architecture based on a breakthrough material called a topoconductor. This topoconductor enables the creation and control of Majorana particles, leading to more stable and scalable qubits, the fundamental building blocks of quantum computers. Unlike current approaches, Majorana 1's architecture offers a clear path towards a million-qubit chip, a crucial threshold for solving complex industrial and societal problems previously intractable for classical computers. The potential applications of a million-qubit quantum computer are vast, ranging from designing self-healing materials and breaking down microplastics to revolutionizing drug discovery and materials science by enabling precise calculations of molecular interactions and chemical reactions. See: https://news.microsoft.com/source/features/ai/microsofts-majorana-1-chip-ca…

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Celebrating World Day of Social Justice 2025
by Jacinta Wothaya 20 Feb '25

20 Feb '25

Dear Listers, Join us today, February 20, 2025, to celebrate World Day of Social Justice, a day dedicated to promoting fairness, equality, and human rights. This year’s theme, “*Strengthening a Just Transition for a Sustainable Future*,” emphasises the need for inclusive policies that address systemic inequalities while fostering sustainable development in the face of global challenges like climate change and economic transitions Social justice isn't just about addressing poverty, unemployment, and inequality but also about ensuring human rights are protected in an increasingly digital world. Technology has transformed how we communicate, work, and advocate for justice. However, it has also introduced new challenges for actors working to advance human rights. The Tatua Digital Resilience Centre is committed to empowering SJOs in East Africa by equipping them with the tools and knowledge needed to navigate these challenges effectively. As we reflect on the significance of the World Day of Social Justice, let’s acknowledge the digital security challenges that social justice organizations, activists, human rights defenders, and journalists face, and take action to support their vital work. Use the hashtags #SocialJusticeDay and #digitalsecurityforSJOs to share your thoughts and celebrate with local SJOs today. If you are a social justice organization, activist, human rights defender, or journalist, visit our website for information <https://tatua.digital/services/> on how Tatua can support your digital resilience or reach out through our contacts linked here <https://tatua.digital/#contact> for cyber emergency services. Remember, together, we can build a future where technology empowers rather than hinders the pursuit of justice. #SocialJusticeDay #digitalsecurityforSJOs Regards, *Jacinta Wothaya,* Digital Resilience Advisor *Tatua **Digital Resilience Centre <https://tatua.digital/about-us/>* *KICTANet.or.ke* <http://KICTANet.or.ke> LinkedIn: *Jacinta Wothaya <http://www.linkedin.com/in/jacinta-wothaya-510a8b153>* ___________________________ [image: KICTANet Think Tank] [image: Tatua Digital Resilience Centre]. KICTANet: *Transformed communities through the power of ICTs.* Tatua: *Transformed safe communities through the power of ICTs.*

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SHA to have Access to Citizen Data in Several Government Databases
by Victor Kapiyo 20 Feb '25

20 Feb '25

Dear Listers, According to media reports, the Social Health Authority (SHA) will soon have access to various databases, including mobile money transactions, Kenya Power payments, KRA records, National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA), the immigration department, the Kenya Agricultural Management and Information System (KIAMIS), Kenya National Bureau of Statistics (KNBS), Hustlers Fund, the Insurance Regulatory Authority, and the Communications Authority for mobile phone data. This initiative aims to ensure fair contributions and increase the average monthly premiums paid by self-employed Kenyans to KSh880. SHA's new algorithm under development will use data triangulation from these databases to improve the accuracy of means testing. Deputy President Kindiki has instructed SHA to deploy the new algorithm by February 28. See: https://www.the-star.co.ke/news/realtime/2025-02-19-sha-to-snoop-on-mobile-…

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OPDC Determinations Report
by Jimmy Gitonga 19 Feb '25

19 Feb '25

Thank you very much Mugambi, This is a good read from the hard work of the Data Privacy and Governance Society of Kenya. Well done. With the best regards, Jimmy Gitonga @afrowave Data | AI

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OPDC Determinations Report
by Mugambi Laibuta 18 Feb '25

18 Feb '25

Greetings, The Data Privacy and Governance Society of Kenya (DPGSK) (Data Society – Data Society <https://www.dataprivacyke.africa/>) has published a Report on determinations by the Office of the Data Protection Commissioner in 2024. The Report reveals trends and provides suggestions for data handlers and data subjects. Here is the link to the Report: https://www.dataprivacyke.africa/wp-content/uploads/2025/02/DPGSK-Analysis-… Best, Laibuta

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Applications Open: Public Policy & Leadership in Africa Programme – Shaping Africa’s Future, Strong & Informed Leaders
by Kevin Makanga 17 Feb '25

17 Feb '25

Dear Policy Leader, Designed for leaders in the public and private sectors across Africa involved in public policy decision-making and implementation. *Targets *government officials, parastatal executives, and county government members. Includes *an international module* at *UCT, South Africa (Sep 22-26, 2025)*. *Program Fees*: Kes. 800,000 (Fee exclusive of visa and air ticket costs). Participants selected based on professional achievements and roles. *Inquiries:* kmakanga(a)strathmore.edu; +254719573527 *(mobile + WhatsApp)*. For fee payment details and more regarding the programme, kindly see the provided attachments. Link to Webpage: https://sbs.strathmore.edu/public-policy-leadership-in-africa-programme/ Looking forward to hosting you for the programme. [image: Public Leadership in Africa Programme Banner] <https://63cfdb2c.streaklinks.com/CUPrFrXLy7D995x_Iw0aiLjg/https%3A%2F%2Fsbs…> Greetings from Strathmore University Business School. Thank you for taking interest in this programme. Overview Media reports often highlight challenges in the public sector, such as inefficiencies, rights abuses, and a disconnect with citizens. A strong governance framework, emphasizing the rule of law, inclusion, transparency, collaboration, and participation is critical to improve the quality of a society. Effective leadership, informed policy-making, and partnerships are key to achieving this vision. Public sector leaders need to embody these principles, inspire their teams, and build trust with citizens. Join us to enhance your public leadership skills in alignment with Agenda 2063 <https://63cfdb2c.streaklinks.com/CUPrFrnTEw7iVEz16QR6qzWU/https%3A%2F%2Fau.…>, focusing on strengthening governance and ethical leadership in African governments. Introduction Strathmore University's Institute of Public Policy and Governance (IPPG) is committed to strengthening public sector leadership in Africa. This course is designed to support public sector leaders in Africa in aligning with Agenda 2063‘s objectives. ------------------------------ *It focuses on strengthening governance skills and enhancing the efficiency of African governments.* ------------------------------ ------------------------------ *Participants will also gain insights into ethical leadership and key governance values.* Programme Benefits Elevate your leadership capabilities and strategic insights with our comprehensive programme tailored for African governance. The following are the benefits: - Practical insights into Agenda 2063 - Guidance from renowned policy and leadership experts - Networking opportunities - Focus on enhancing ethics in leadership - Strategies for improving efficiency and effectiveness in African governance Target Participants The programme is designed for both Public and Private Sector Leaders in African countries who are involved in critical decision making in the making of public policy and its implementation. These includes Government officials: - PS, Secretaries, and directors; - Parastatal officials: CEO, Directors, and Senior managers; - County Governments like CEC, County Executives Committee members, Chief Officers. Participants will be selected based on professional achievements and organizational responsibilities. Key Focus Areas The fundamentals of Public Leadership, including its political nature, in the 21st Century: How Globalization, decentralization, and knowledge economies are redefining public sector leadership as change agents and guardians of public service values. The Dynamics of Public Leadership in Africa: The course explores how leadership dynamism in policy enactment impacts implementation in African countries, aligning with the vision for 2063 to transform Africa into a global powerhouse. Leading Policy Design ~ The international dimensions of Public Policy in Africa: Understand designing and delivering policies or programs that address social and economic problems. The international dimensions of Public Policy in Africa: How expanded foreign influence affects national trends and policies, Increase trade and greater openness with respect to foreign investment. Effective implementation of public policy: Understand the essential components for effective policy implementation, including clear leadership, the right team, and governance arrangements aligned with national laws and international standards. Programme Delivery The delivery of the course combines expert-led lectures, strategic discussions, and real-world case studies, all facilitated by renowned policy and leadership professionals. Through the case methodology, participants delve into practical scenarios, fostering collaborative problem-solving. *The course is conducted in-person at the distinguished SBS campus, offering a focused and immersive learning environment.* Faculty The programme is facilitated and led by a seasoned faculty committed to advancing public sector leadership in Africa, our programme aligns with Agenda 2063’s objectives. Our diverse faculty offers varied perspectives, ensuring participants receive a holistic and enriching educational experience. 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Call for Topics: Kenya Internet Governance Forum (KIGF) 2025
by Florence Awino 17 Feb '25

17 Feb '25

The Kenya Internet Governance Forum (KIGF) is an annual multistakeholder platform that brings together diverse groups to discuss ICT and Internet policy issues. While the forum generates soft policy outcomes, its primary role is to serve as a knowledge-sharing platform that informs and inspires policy actors across the public and private sectors. KIGF also contributes to regional and global Internet Governance Forums (IGFs) through a structured reporting and representation process. This ensures that Kenya’s perspectives are integrated into broader policy discussions, fostering a bottom-up approach to Internet governance and strengthening the connection between global and local policies. This year's Kenya IGF theme is *Tech for Human Development: **Policy, Innovation, and Inclusive Governance.* The KIGF 2025 program will be developed in line with the following sub-themes, though participants are encouraged to propose topics that resonate with Kenya’s unique context: 1. Championing Home-grown Tech Solutions for Societal Impact Fostering innovation ecosystems that empower local tech talent to develop solutions addressing Kenya’s unique societal challenges. 2. Creating a Thriving Ecosystem for AI and Emerging Technologies Building policies and infrastructure to enable responsible AI and emerging technologies to flourish, driving innovation and economic growth. 3. Bridging Digital Access Gaps: Ensuring No One Is Left Behind Promoting inclusive digital access by addressing connectivity, affordability, and digital literacy to empower all segments of society. 4. Harmonizing Tech Policies for Inclusive and Sustainable Growth Aligning regulatory frameworks to encourage innovation, protect digital rights, and support equitable growth in Kenya’s tech landscape. *We invite all stakeholders to propose topics and actively participate in shaping the discussions at KIGF 2025. You can submit your views on this form <https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1dq4TxdEsaKZ5I07TtNvO3OVcfIsaPvAqMVK_VdevLH…>by 2 March 2025.* -- *Regards,* *Florence A. Ouma* *KIGF MAG* *LinkedIn <https://www.linkedin.com/in/flo-ouma-profile/>*

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KICTANet Week’s Recap (Feb -10-14)
by Neema Mujesia 14 Feb '25

14 Feb '25

[image: image] KICTANet Weekly Roundup: Top Stories from Feb 10–14 [image: image] Greetings Listers, We hope the week has been an exciting and interesting one. This week, aligned with our core pillars, our initiatives focused on: online safety and combating misinformation at the intersection of digital policy and climate justice. We remain committed to fostering informed discussions and promoting a safer, more inclusive online experience for all. This week highlights our work on Safer Internet Day, World Radio Day, and other important initiatives. Read on for a summary of our recent articles: Our Initiatives Broadcast Buzz: KICTANet Featured Across the Globe. Cyberbullying and Online Safety. [image: image] KICTANet's appearance on NTV's "Fixing the Nation" program emphasised the growing concern about cyberbullying and the importance of online safety. The discussion highlighted the need for proactive measures to protect individuals, particularly children, from online harassment and abuse. Click here to read more <https://www.kictanet.or.ke/cyberbullying-and-online-safety-kictanet-on-ntvs…> Balancing Innovation and Data Sovereignty in Kenya. [image: image] We had a session on CNBC Africa where we explored the delicate balance between fostering innovation and protecting data sovereignty in Kenya. We continue to examine policy considerations and practical strategies needed to ensure responsible data Click here to read more <https://www.kictanet.or.ke/cyberbullying-and-online-safety-kictanet-on-ntvs…> Powering Progress: A Snapshot of Our Ongoing Projects Strengthening Digital Communities. [image: image] Funded by the UK Government's Digital Access Programme, KICTANet will bridge the digital divide in Kenya’s Mandera and Busia counties. Aligned with UK and Kenyan digital strategies and SDGs 4 and 5, it will train 10,000 community digital champions to reach 500,000 citizens, supporting Kenya’s goal of 20 million digitally literate citizens by 2027. Click here to read more <https://www.kictanet.or.ke/strengthening-digital-communities-faqs/> In the Pipeline: Recent Submissions [image: image] Our memorandum prioritizes digital infrastructure, cybersecurity, affordable access, and digital skills. We recommend grants for last-mile internet, completing the Digital Superhighway, and local connectivity. For cybersecurity: fund threat detection, capacity building, and awareness. Support device subsidies, lower internet fees, community networks, digital literacy, and ICT upgrades in TVETs/universities. Click here to download <https://www.kictanet.or.ke/?mdocs-file=51070> From Screens to Impact: Highlights from Thought-Provoking Webinars Love in the Digital Age – Navigating Online Dating Risks & Safety [image: image] Missed KICTANet’s "Love in the Digital Age " webinar? We explored Kenya’s digital dating scene—risks like catfishing, scams, deep fakes, & AI in romance KICTANet shares real stories, challenges, and safety tips. Click here to watch <https://youtu.be/TKLomKFLBXg> [image: image] We hosted a webinar that shared the complex challenge of online radicalization, exacerbated by the spread of disinformation. The discussion explored strategies for countering harmful narratives and promoting critical thinking skills to build resilience against online manipulation. Click here to read more <https://tinyurl.com/mr368xze> Click here to watch <https://youtu.be/P5n8um882zo> On the Global Stage: Top Stories. [image: image] The AI Summit in Paris highlighted AI expansion and innovation, with France emerging as a key hub. Discussions focused on deregulation in Europe, €109B pledged by France and €50B by the EU, and a partial global AI strategy signed by many, excluding the US and UK. AI’s impact on work was noted, with the Global South seen as embracing AI faster than wealthier nations. Click here to read more <https://x.com/honkabogo/status/1889740661630357589> Worldwide Calendar of Key Events. World Radio Day. [image: image] Bridging Digital Policy and Climate Justice: KICTANet celebrated World Radio Day by exploring the powerful role radio plays in connecting communities and fostering dialogue. In line with this year's theme "Radio and climate change, our focus highlighted the intersection of digital policy and climate justice, recognizing radio's ability to disseminate crucial information and empower local action on climate change. Click here to read more <https://www.kictanet.or.ke/world-radio-day-bridging-digital-policy-and-clim…> Safer Internet Day. [image: image] A Call for Shared Responsibility: KICTANet joined the global community in observing Safer Internet Day, emphasising the importance of shared responsibility in creating a safer online environment. Our call to action <https://www.kictanet.or.ke/safer-internet-day-a-call-for-shared-responsibil…> highlights the need for collaboration among stakeholders, including individuals, families, educators, and policymakers. Click here to read more <https://www.kictanet.or.ke/celebrating-safer-internet-day-2025-together-for…> Save The Dates: Big Events Just Around the Corner. Rights Con 25 Taipei In- Person and Online [image: image] The 13th edition of RightsCon will be held in Taipei and online from February 24-27, 2025. KICTANet will host a session titled "Mapping and Mitigating Online Gender-Based Violence in Africa: Insights from KICTANet’s OGBV Map." This session will share findings from KICTANet's ongoing research documenting the prevalence and impact of online gender-based violence (OGBV) in Kenya. This research is essential for understanding the scope of the problem, informing effective policy interventions, and raising public awareness. Click here to read more <https://www.kictanet.or.ke/world-radio-day-bridging-digital-policy-and-clim…> Africa Tech Policy Summit - May 12-16, 2025 in Nairobi. [image: image] Join KICTANet for the inaugural Africa Tech Policy Summit, a landmark event convening policymakers, private sector leaders, academia, civil society, and tech startups from across the continent. This summit, taking place daily from 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM, will focus on harmonizing tech policies, exploring emerging technologies, and fostering multi-stakeholder engagement. Featured Sub-Events include: - 18th Kenya Internet Governance Forum (KeIGF): The KeIGF will explore "Tech for human development: Policy, Innovation and Inclusive Governance." This year's event will also feature Kenya School of Internet Governance(KeSIG) , Youth and Children's IGFs. - East Africa Internet Governance Forum: This regional forum will facilitate knowledge exchange and best practice sharing among East African stakeholders. The Africa Tech Policy Summit aims to generate actionable recommendations for harmonizing tech policies across Africa, foster partnerships, and identify pathways for supporting innovation and inclusive digital transformation. Click here to read more <https://kigf.or.ke/> [image: Twitter] <https://twitter.com/KICTANet?t=KcY1bMCM2gbWwDe6B21mXw&s=09>[image: LinkedIn] <https://www.linkedin.com/company/kictanet/>[image: Facebook] <https://www.facebook.com/KICTANet?mibextid=ZbWKwL>[image: YouTube] <https://www.youtube.com/@kictanet8886>[image: Link] <https://www.kictanet.or.ke/> As a multistakeholder think tank, KICTANet drives policy discussions aimed at fortifying Kenya's digital landscape against emerging cyber threats through advocacy efforts involving public awareness campaigns and stakeholder engagement. [image: image] Summary by: Neema Mujesia and David Indeje, Communications Team at KICTANet

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Save the Date: Love in the Digital Age – Are You Safe?
by Neema Mujesia 13 Feb '25

13 Feb '25

[image: X-space on OGBV - March 2024 (2).jpg] *TOMORROW!* Are you swiping right on love or on a scam? Online dating is exciting—but it also comes with risks like catfishing, deepfake blackmail, and romance scams. How can you tell what’s real and protect yourself? Join KICTANet for an eye-opening discussion on: *Love in the Digital Age – Navigating Online Dating Risks & Safety* *🗓️ Tomorrow – 13th February 2025* ⏰ *Time:* 1400h - 1500h EAT 📍 *Zoom:* Register here <https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_ZK5_wEbLQVe3e92QMZfpsw> Don’t fall for digital deception—learn how to date smart & stay safe With Best Regards, *Neema Mujesia,* Communications Officer@*KICTANet* <https://www.kictanet.or.ke/> @NeemaMasitsa <https://x.com/NeemaMasitsa?t=j6CNaieXaw74Mleb0-7YcA&s=09>| LinkedIn <https://www.linkedin.com/in/neema-masitsa-254350222/> ___________________________. KICTANet.or.ke <https://kictanet.or.ke/> | X <https://twitter.com/kictanet> | LinkedIn <https://www.linkedin.com/company/kictanet/> | Facebook <https://www.facebook.com/KICTANet/> | Instagram <https://www.instagram.com/kictanet/> | Youtube <https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbcLVjnPtTGBEeYLGUb2Yow/videos> | TikTok <https://www.tiktok.com/@kictanet> | WhatsApp <https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029VaQsX4w6mYPIctLsGh1K> KICTANet: *Transformed communities through the power of ICTs *

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Re: Survey Assessing the Impact of U.S. Funding Cuts on Global South Organizations
by Angela Minayo 12 Feb '25

12 Feb '25

Hi Listers, Tech Global Institute is conducting a survey on the impact of recent U.S. funding cuts on digital rights organizations in the Global South. We need more responses to ensure we capture a broad range of insights, so please help us spread the word within your networks. The Survey can be accessed here: https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:7294719917306589184 All questions are optional, responses are confidential, no personally identifiable information is required, and the data will only be used in aggregate form to support advocacy efforts with donors and non-U.S. development aid organizations. Best Regards, *Angela Minayo Kidiavai*

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