Nashilongo

Please please apply and be part of a process that shape technology policy, and shaped my journey so much 📌

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OPINION |From deepfake pornography to online stalking, technology-facilitated violence is becoming Africa’s newest weapon against women. Nashilongo Gervasius argues urgent legal and institutional action is needed to make digital spaces safe, equal and just.namibian.com.na/africas-new-we…

📢 Proud to highlight our contributions to key publications shaping digital rights and tech discourse across Africa! 🌍✨ 📘 Londa: Digital Rights & Inclusion in Africa -featuring Namibia insights documenting digital access, freedom of expression & emerging tech issues. 📊🇳🇦

WORKSHOP SESSION 1 Topic: ‘How AI & Digital Technologies Are Reshaping Namibia’s Media Landscape & Increasing Risks for Female Journalists: Insights from the Online Violence Against Women & Girls in Namibia (OVAW) Report’. Facilitator: Ms. Nashilongo Gervasius (@namTshuweD)

Is Namibia regulating the future - Or restraining it? By Nashilongo Gervasius Namibia is at a crossroads. The country stands between two mobility worlds - one fading, one emerging- and its next regulatory decisions will determine whether it becomes amongst continental emergers and adopters in transport innovation or a cautionary tale of missed opportunity. The rise of ride-hailing platforms such as Lefa, Yango, inDrive and Bolt has forced Namibia to confront a difficult question of, Are we trying to regulate progress, or are we trying to preserve the past? Around the world, and across Africa, the transport sector has been shaken by digital transformation. For more than a decade, ride-hailing has modernised mobility, upended entrenched interests, and offered safer, more predictable transport for millions of people. thebrief.com.na/2025/12/is-nam… #namibia #innovation #transportation

🏍The journey to #FIFAfrica25 has begun! 🏍 We wish #AndrewGole a safe trip as he does the solo #RoadToDigitalSafety journey on a bike from #Uganda to #Nambia. It will be an epic adventure! Along the way, he will meet up with various partners to have digital safety sessions & workshops to enhance awareness about #digitalresilience. This will be the third time that Gole has partnered with us to showcase digital safety practices ahead of a Forum on Internet Freedom in Africa. This trip is made possible alongside the support of @accessnow & @DefendDefenders

📢 Apply and join Namibia’s first ever co-hort of *Digital Rights Academy *Windhoek, Namibia *24th September 2025! Taking place during #FIFAfrica25 This is a great opportunity to deepen our knowledge on digital rights and inclusion. 📍 Register now: bit.ly/45QriQl

It's a first for #Namibia! And were are excited to be a part of it! Look out for the Digital Rights Academy that is being co-hosted at #FIFAfrica25 BY @namTshuweD and @ParadigmHQ Be sure to APPLY Today! #InternetFreedomAfrica

@namibiansun Congratulations on your Saturday edition. Let me go hunt the streets for it 😉

Your Saturday newspaper. Click here q.my.na/P8DC for the rest of the pages.

Tonight, we’re here to bridge the gap between PR professionals and journalists. The truth is, they need each other. But partnerships like this are built on mutual trust – and trust begins with honesty. @toys_ndjebela @JohnathanBeukes @Nashilongo @NBCDigitalNews

THIS WEEK📌Speaking at #COSAA2025, the 2nd Conference on the State of Artificial Intelligence in Africa, hosted by @StrathCIPIT. I am contributing to the discussion on Data Governance in shaping the AI Regulatory Landscape in Africa. more about COSAA #AIinAfrica #LetstalkAI

#NewMilestone2025: Happy to share that I was recently promoted to the esteemed position of Full Professor at the University of Johannesburg. Grateful for the support from my mentors, family, friends, colleagues, collaborators, supervisors and supervisees.

@pigeon_chess Hi Rowland, it seems that tourists have all intentions to keep flocking. What’s the concern again?

Yes, and in our calculation we assume revenue more than double this, and still show that a 0.38% reduction in tourist will leave us worse off on a net basis. Tourists will still come, most will still come, but a small reduction can leave us worse off. Not hard to understand.

@pigeon_chess Many of those who have visited to the US have also paid for VISAs, had visa interviews… prior to arrival.

The land of unnecessary and costly admin strikes again.

In honor of #Womensmonth, we are curating a virtual Pan-African roundtable themed "Accelerating Action for Women's Digital & Political Inclusion,". We're excited to introduce the featured changemakers. Check out their bios, and see you Thursday. Sign up👉🏾 bit.ly/IWD-Roundtable

Bukky Shonibare @InvictusAfrica, Adeboro Odulami @AIRAfrica, Nashilongo @Nashilongo, Angela Oduor @AngieNicoleOD, @ushahidi

In honor of #Womensmonth, we are curating a virtual Pan-African roundtable themed "Accelerating Action for Women's Digital & Political Inclusion,". We're excited to introduce the featured changemakers. Check out their bios, and see you Thursday. Sign up👉🏾 bit.ly/IWD-Roundtable

In celebration of #WomensMonth join our Pan-African conversation, "Accelerating Action for Women's Digital & Political Inclusion," featuring inspiring changemakers. This session aims to promote women's political inclusion in Africa. Sign up now: bit.ly/IWD-Roundtable #IWD2025

End of an era!