Digital Dada Podcast

06/05/2026

I’m live this morning on NTV speaking on TFGBV because this is a conversation we can’t afford to ignore. Technology-Facilitated Gender-Based Violence (TFGBV) is real, and it’s happening every day—online harassment, cyberstalking, non-consensual sharing of images, and digital abuse that silences and harms.

Behind every screen is a human being who deserves dignity, safety, and respect. We must call it out, support survivors, and demand accountability both online and offline.

Let’s use our voices to create safer digital spaces for everyone.

03/05/2026

On World Press Freedom Day, we celebrate the courage of journalists and confront the growing threats they face in the digital age.

Online spaces have become critical for reporting and storytelling, but they also expose journalists, especially women and gender-diverse voices, to tech-facilitated gender-based violence: harassment, doxxing, surveillance, and coordinated attacks designed to silence them.

Digital safety is not optional it is essential to press freedom. Protecting journalists today means addressing online abuse, holding platforms accountable, and building safer, more inclusive digital environments for all voices to be heard.

A free press cannot exist where intimidation thrives—online or offline.

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26/04/2026

When the topic is tech-facilitated gender-based violence (TFGBV), I don’t just speak I immerse myself. It’s not an abstract issue to me; it’s lived, urgent, and deeply human. I’ve seen how digital spaces, while powerful and connective, can also become sites of harm, especially for women and marginalized communities. That’s why digital safety isn’t just my work it’s my calling.

After facing brutal trolling herself, she rebuilt her voice to confront the growing threat of tech abuse.

26/04/2026

AI interactions are not anonymous.

26/04/2026

When the topic is tech-facilitated gender-based violence (TFGBV), I don’t just speak I immerse myself. It’s not an abstract issue to me; it’s lived, urgent, and deeply human. I’ve seen how digital spaces, while powerful and connective, can also become sites of harm, especially for women and marginalized communities. That’s why digital safety isn’t just my work it’s my calling.

Yes, I am a trained broadcast journalist, a digital security trainer, and an African Union Media Fellow. But those titles only scratch the surface. At my core, I am an advocate for safer online ecosystems, a storyteller committed to amplifying silenced voices, and a relentless learner navigating the ever-evolving intersections of technology, gender, and rights.

I show up because the stakes are high. Because behind every statistic is a person whose voice deserves protection, whose story deserves dignity. And because I believe that with the right tools, awareness, and collective action, we can reclaim digital spaces as places of empowerment rather than harm.