Cybercrime Bill will help curb vice

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Cybercrime Bill will help curb vice - Nkoma
IPPmedia
The passage of the draft bills to fight against cyber crimes will help to a great extent curb the growing cybercrimes incidents that have rocked the nation recently, the Tanzania Communication Regulatory Authority (TCRA) Director General Prof. John Nkoma ...

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Habari Zinazoendana

11 years ago

Michuzi

07 Jun

Regional Electronic Bill in the offing …House grants Hon Dr. James Ndahiro leave to introduce Private Members Bill

East African Legislative Assembly
East African Legislative Assembly, Arusha, June 5, 2014: At the just ended Sixth meeting of the 2nd Session, EALA has granted Hon Dr James Ndahiro leave to introduce a Private Members’ Bill on Electronic transactions. The Bill is known as the EAC Electronic Transactions Bill, 2014. The object of this Bill is to make provision for the use, security, facilitation and regulation of electronic communications and transactions, to encourage the use of...

 

11 years ago

Ykileo

Cybercrime Awareness

Kufuatia mpango kabambe wa kuelimisha jamii dhidi ya makosa mtandao tayari kumekua na video za katuni, Mchezo wa komputa “Computer gane”, majarida ya katuni pamoja na machapisho mengine yote yakiwa na lengo la kutoa elimu kwa jamii juu ya jinsi ya kujilinda dhidi ya makosa mtandao kuanzia ngazi ya mtu binafsi hadi kufikia ngazi ya kitaifa.



Athari za makosa ya kimtandao ni kubwa sana endapo hatua za msingi za kudhibiti uhalifu mtandao hazitochukuliwa kuanzia katika ngazi ya mtu binafsi hadi...

 

10 years ago

TheCitizen

17 Sep

Hitches in fighting cybercrime

The government yesterday admitted challenges in tackling the rising cases of cybercrime which, it says, include low capacity of law enforcing agencies.

 

11 years ago

TheCitizen

21 Feb

Cybercrime law coming

 Tanzania may from early next year have a law on cyber security, if the newly drawn Computer and Cybercrime Draft Bill, 2014 is tabled in Parliament, passed and assented to.

 

10 years ago

Ykileo

WHAT NEXT AFTER CYBERCRIME ACT 2015

OUR life today depends on information technology (infotech). From communication, transport, finance and banking, to energy and education, the importance of infotech cannot be overemphasized.

However, as we become more reliant on infotech, which of course simplifies our life, we also put ourselves vulnerable to cyber-attacks. These may expose very sensitive personal and business information, disrupt critical operations and inflict high costs on individuals, organisations and even the entire...

 

10 years ago

Daily News

21 May

Cybercrime Act flaws debatable

Cybercrime Act flaws debatable
Daily News
PRESIDENT Jakaya Kikwete has said that shortcomings in the Cybercrime Act and Statistics Act will be ironed out through dialogue between government and stakeholders. Officiating at the Open Government Partnership (OGP) 2015, Africa Regional Meeting, ...

 

10 years ago

Daily News

28 Apr

Cybercrime Act is 'highly critical'

Cybercrime Act is 'highly critical'
Daily News
THE government has defended the recently passed Cybercrime Act 2015, saying that it will help in the security of the nation in issues pertaining to cyber crimes, including terrorism and not meant to infringe on the freedom of the public. Addressing journalists ...

 

10 years ago

TheCitizen

26 Aug

Cybercrime experts begin assessment

>Experts from the Commonwealth Cybercrime Initiative and the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) yesterday started a cybercrime needs assessment to measure the country’s ability to combat the vice.

 

11 years ago

TheCitizen

16 Jan

Govt: We’re keen to fight cybercrime

>The switchover from analogue to digital broadcasting will be completed by August next year, says the minister for Communications, Science and Technology, Prof Makame Mbarawa, during an interview with BusinessWeek Reporter Ludger Kasumuni. The migration is being implementing at the behest of the International Telecommunication Union.

 

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