David Luboya-Mushila

Exposure isn't enough. Here's what real digital readiness looks like. The digital-first economy and AI-driven future are remodelling the skills young people need to succeed. Realising this potential depends not only on equitable access, mastery of tools, and digital infrastructure, but also on building adaptability, problem-solving abilities, digital confidence, and innovative thinking. Achieving this requires a clear framework that strategically integrates a holistic approach, preparing them...

The Real Digital Skills Risk Lies in Assumed Competence By 2030, nearly 230 million jobs across Africa will require some level of digital skills. It’s a statistic that often headlines conversations about the future of work, investment in connectivity, devices, and digital infrastructure. Yet more urgent questions are: What happens when learners are expected to succeed digitally without ever being equipped to adapt? Does assumed competence trump digital infrastructure? According to Azra...

UNiTIng to End Digital Violence Against Women This 16 Days of Activism, the global movement brings governments, organisations, and communities together to confront one of society’s most persistent injustices: gender-based violence and femicide (GBVF), under the theme “UNiTE to End Digital Violence Against Women.” Recognising the urgency of this time as 85% of women report witnessing digital violence . Digitisation for Good is the belief that technology is a force for empowerment and...