[COMING UP] on #FullView Nomshado Lubisi will discuss the dangers of misinformation and disinformation leading up to elections. #SABCNews

[ON AIR] SAHRCommission and CRLRights Commission release the July Unrest Reports. Nomshado Lubisi: Media Matters Communications Manager, Crispin Hemson - Director for Centre of Nonviolence DUT, Prof David Mosoma - CRLRights Commission Chair and Stephen Grootes #SAfmSunrise #sabcnews

📢 Don't miss out on #ZAIGF2024! 🌐 Join us and our speakers for insightful discussions on digital safety during elections. Register now to secure your spot and stay informed! #DigitalSafety #Elections

Reflecting on my participation in the SA Internet Governance Forum panel alongside Abongile Mashele, where we explored Advancing Digital Safety during Elections. It is crucial to cultivate preemptive resilience in navigating disinformation and digital landscapes effectively.

Now up our own Nomshado Lubisi to do presentation on mis and disinformation. Media Matters Information Regulator SA IEC South Africa

MMA EVENT📣: Nomshado Lubisi presents the impact of disinformation and misinformation on the upcoming 2024 elections for key takeaways on how media can ensure accurate information is shared introducing the #Real411 initiative which aims to combat misinformation and disinformation in

The panel is discussing the need for better fact-checking and transparency around content, due to prevalence of deepfakes and other forms of misinformation. Admire Mare Nomshado Lubisi Information Regulator SA #SAelections24

[ON AIR] A study has now found that South Africans have the highest screen time globally. Nomshado Lubisi: Head of Communications, Media Matters on #SAfmSunrise with Stephen Grootes #sabcnews

- Nomshado Lubisi touched on #malinformation that is less talked of; and has as much harm as #misinformation and #disinformation. #SAelections24

As we vote in #SAelections2024, stay informed and beware of disinformation. Disinformation is when someone creates and spreads lies about our elections on purpose. It can divide communities, mislead voters, and erode trust in our electoral system. How to spot disinformation:

As things go crazy with elections I’m so lucky to have such a brilliant team! They have been Working around the clock on elections, others working around the clock skilling children in digital citizenship. Media Matters Thandi Smith Nomshado Lubisi thank you!!!!

Feeling especially proud to be South African today 💜🇿🇦 #SouthAfrica30 #ElectionResults Thandi Smith Nomshado Lubisi Media Matters

Paul Kariuki KAS South Africa Inanda FM Anton Harber Media Matters Panel discussion underway! ESI Project Manager: Project Vote, Yanga Malotana is in conversation with Nomshado Lubisi (Media Matters) and Jovial Rantao (IEC South Africa) #DDPMediaSummit24

And now to panel discussion 2⃣: “Causes and consequences of false information during the pre-election environment”. Nomshado Lubisi (Media Matters), Laura Franz-Kamissoko (IEC South Africa), Izak Minnaar (@saeditorsforum | @presscouncil_sa), Ad Homonym (Graphika)

If you missed any of Code for Africa’s talks yesterday at African Investigative Journalism Conference, there's plenty of time to catch up today. Follow the event guide for more sessions on AI, disinformation, digital threats, and tech-driven journalism. #AIJC2024 #CFAXAIJC2024

Are private firms putting African journalists at risk? Code for Africa’s digital security manager, Jones Baraza, discusses how outsourced spyware is endangering press freedom and safety– and why stronger protections are urgently needed. #AIJC2024 #CFAXAIJC2024

RECAP | Nomshado Lubisi, communications strategist at Code for Africa, shared insights on the need for responsible digital governance to balance opportunities and risks at a UNESCO 🏛️ #Education #Sciences #Culture 🇺🇳 panel on online safety and journalist protections. African Investigative Journalism Conference | Wits Centre for Journalism

AfriSIG 2024 Recap: Experts call for a digitally unified Africa Nomshado Lubisi, comms strategist at Code for Africa, joined delegates from 16 African countries in Addis Ababa to explore a harmonised approach to strengthening Africa's digital economy. More here: bit.ly/3PtZdqm

Online violence against women journalists is a threat to press freedom and democracy. At the Media Development and Diversity Agency(MDDA) validation workshop, comms strategist Nomshado Lubisi shared how #TrustLab provides helplines for: 📲 Anti-trolling 📲 Debunking 📲 Digital security Stay tuned to learn more!

GCIS hosted a dynamic speed mentoring session where senior journalists and communicators shared their industry insights with 41 female Journalism and Integrated Communication students from TUT, inspiring the next generation of media practitioners