In Mali and elsewhere in Africa, disinformation seriously affects the population, especially young people, who often believe in the first information found online. The Malian Fact-Checker Sagaïdou Bilal by Benbere and Tama Média analyzes this problem.
Cybersecurity is a crucial strategic issue in Africa, affecting states, businesses and institutions. It is directly linked to cybercrime, causing losses of more than $ 4 billion in 2020.
The different stages of production of a fake news and if you were given the recipe to create a good fake news? The objective here is to show how the manipulation of information and the creation of false news are simple processes and within everyone's reach ....
Egypt, Côte d'Ivoire and Burkina Faso envisage laws to regulate social media. Although these technologies present risks, they facilitate access to information. However, this regulation raises concerns about freedom of expression.
Some rules are essential to follow to protect yourself on social networks. You shouldn't trust anyone. Several tools exist to protect your confidentiality online. Securing its authentications is essential when you sail online.
While the governments of Central African and West Africa are struggling to stem the spread of fakes news, a new disinformation tool appears: Deepfake. Little known in Africa, the Deepfake is already aroused concerns in several countries on the continent.
