by admin_ijhub | Jul 19, 2026 | pijmalawi
BY GREGORY GONDWE As Malawi approaches its tripartite elections in September 2025, the government’s expanding surveillance infrastructure raises concerns about its potential to be used for political repression. Both the Cellebrite UFED system, capable of extracting...
by admin_ijhub | Jul 19, 2026 | Uncategorized
Young Namibians recruited to pretend to be rich, using fake social media accounts and scamming older men online By Tracy Tafirenyika | 17 July 2026 IN JUNE 2023, a young Namibian man spent two weeks in Windhoek learning how to pretend to be a rich woman so he could...
by admin_ijhub | Jul 19, 2026 | Uncategorized
Who is paying for our fragile democracy? And what are political parties actually doing with the money we see coming in through the immensely imperfect disclosure system (which most parties want to dilute further)? AmaBhungane has been fighting for the better part of a...
by admin_ijhub | Jul 18, 2026 | pijmalawi
BY GREGORY GONDWELaws in Malawi that would otherwise have helped in achieving data protection have stalled, and the country’s civil society organisations believe that authorities are dragging their feet for fear of the unknown, as there is no plausible explanation for...
by admin_ijhub | Jul 18, 2026 | Uncategorized
“There was no other country aside from the United Kingdom and South Africa that had so many citizens in Zambia” In the Bulletin & Record Following closure of the Netherlands Embassy In Lusaka in 2014, a book entitled From Idealism to Realism. A Social History of...
