KNOWLEDGE SHEARING: WEB SECURITY

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'Digital security knowledge vital for journos'
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Tanzania Human Rights Defenders Coalition (THRDs-Coalition) has called on media outlets in the country to equip journalists with basic knowledge on digital security ahead of the local government elections slated for mid next month. The call was made by ...

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Since talk about the Web 3.0 has surfaced in the last year or so, a whole new level of confusion seems to have set in. But there’s no point discussing 3.0 without looking at 1.0 and 2.0 the latter of which we are still in the infancy stages, according to analysts. Anyone who’s been around the internet over the past plus minus two decades can remember the switch from 1.0 to 2.0. 1.0 is usually referred to as the shopping cart era of the web, or the first generation of the web.

Police and other security agencies have heightened security at the borders after the United States of America issued an alert of a possible terror strike on Uganda.

Approximately five years ago, Maria* started to have very painful periods. “Sometimes, they would last up to eight days,” Maria says. The painful, long-lasting periods would come and go, but every once in a while, it was bad. Due to the prolonged menstruation, Maria lost a lot of blood, too.

Women from across various walks of life are expected to converge in Dar es Salaam next week to an event where they will learn and share experiences about saving techniques as a vital step towards their economic empowerment.

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The Dark Web. The term was recently nominated for word of the year by Oxford Dictionaries, only to be beaten by an emoji, yes you heard that right. AN EMOJI.