Date : 28 Mar 2025
Venue : Wojo Africa Co-working Space/ Mercure Hotel Upperhill
Navigating the Digital Frontier - eCitizen, Social Media Safety, and National Platforms
In an increasingly digitized world, understanding and navigating the complexities of online platforms and national digital initiatives is crucial. Join us for an insightful panel discussion on March 28th, from 2:30 PM – 5:00 PM, as we delve into the critical issues surrounding eCitizen ownership, social media safety, the Huduma Namba, and the Social Health Authority’s platform.
In an increasingly digitized world, understanding and navigating the complexities of online platforms and national digital initiatives is crucial. Join us for an insightful panel discussion on March 28th, from 4:30 PM to 7:30 PM, as we delve into the critical issues surrounding eCitizen ownership, social media safety, the Huduma Namba, and the Social Health Authority’s platform.
What to Expect
This event will feature a dynamic panel of experts from technology, law, and public policy, offering diverse perspectives on the following key areas:
eCitizen Ownership, Maintanance and Data Privacy:
The eCitizen platform has become an essential gateway to government services. This discussion will explore the implications of eCitizen ownership, data security, and user privacy.
Panelists will address questions such as: Who owns and controls the data collected through eCitizen? What measures are in place to protect user information? How can citizens ensure their data is secure?
Social Media Abductions and Online Safety:
The rise of social media activism has brought about new challenges, including online scams, abductions, and the spread of misinformation. Are we ready for spring like North Africa’s?
This segment will focus on strategies for staying safe online, recognizing and avoiding potential threats, and understanding the legal recourse available to victims of online crimes.
What are the current trends, and what can be done to protect our children and ourselves?
Huduma Namba and National Digital Identity:
The Huduma Namba initiative aimed to create a unified national digital identity system.
The panel will discuss the current status of the Huduma Namba, its potential benefits and challenges, and its role in shaping Kenya’s digital future.
What are the legal implications, and what are the security concerns?
Social Health Authority's Platform and Healthcare Accessibility:
The Social Health Authority’s platform is designed to improve healthcare accessibility and efficiency.
Panelists will examine the platform’s features, its potential impact on healthcare delivery, and the challenges of ensuring equitable access to healthcare services.
How will this affect the average Kenyan?
Why Attend?
This panel discussion is an invaluable opportunity to:
Gain a deeper understanding of the digital landscape in Kenya.
Learn from experts on critical issues affecting online safety and data privacy.
Engage in meaningful dialogue and ask questions.
Stay informed about national digital initiatives.
Who Should Attend?
Technology enthusiasts
Lawyers and legal professionals
Public policy analysts
Students and researchers
Concerned citizens
This event aims to empower citizens with the knowledge and tools they need to navigate the digital world safely and responsibly.
By attending this panel discussion, you’ll be better equipped to understand and participate in the ongoing evolution of Kenya’s digital landscape.
About us
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