By ELSIE EYAKUZE
In a world hurtling towards chaos, the recent internet shutdown in Tanzania raised questions about national security. While our neighbors swiftly restored connectivity, it highlighted the need for a robust plan in the digital age.
The proliferation of social media bundles has inadvertently limited users to a narrow band of online content, predominantly owned by major tech companies like Facebook. As elections loom, governments are tightening control over online communication, sparking concerns about internet accessibility and digital freedom.
Elsie Eyakuze, an independent consultant, sheds light on the challenges faced by Tanzanians in accessing the full potential of the internet, urging for a broader conversation on democratizing the digital space.
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