Teen girl develops anti-bullying app
Grade 9 pupil Atang Mooko, was bullied following a traditional ritual, and is now using the speed at
Instagram co-founders resign in latest Facebook executive exit
The departures at Facebook’s fastest-growing revenue generator come just months after the exit of
Police concerned with alleged increase in kidnappings
Police say up to now there has been no evidence to suggest that the depicted incidents happened in
Instagram says users can now evaluate authenticity of accounts
Photo-sharing app Instagram’s more than 1 billion users will now be able to evaluate the
Trump slams social media firms for “silencing millions”
U.S. President Donald Trump criticised social media companies on Friday for silencing”millions of
Serena Williams says struggling with ‘postpartum emotions’
Serena Williams was in a “funk” last week because she felt her hectic schedule was not leaving her
Twitter dives in black week for social media
Twitter shares took a pounding on Friday amid a warning of a shrinking user base, extending a stock
Facebook’s reality check sends stock reeling
It has turned into a brutal reality check for Facebook.
Ugandans raise volume on social media tax protests
Campaigners against Uganda’s tax on social media have been broadcasting calls on loudspeakers urging
Egypt parliament approves bill to monitor social media
The Egyptian parliament on Monday approved in a final reading a bill that would allow authorities
Uganda levies unpopular social media tax, criticised by Amnesty
Uganda has imposed a levy on social media access which it says will fund public services bu thas
C. Town says rumours about hurricane hitting city are a hoax
The City of Cape Town’s Disaster Risk Management says a message doing the rounds on social media
Study finds Facebook news use declining, WhatsApp growing
News consumption is increasingly shifting from social media like Facebook to messaging applications
South Africans cautioned about cyber crimes
The Council for Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) has cautioned South Africans to be on the
Twitter urges its users to change passwords
Social media network Twitter has urged its users to change their passwords after it discovered a bug
Facebook says users must accept targeted ads even under new EU law
The EU law which takes effect, next month says companies will face fines if they collect or use
Zuckerberg to face angry lawmakers as Facebook firestorm rages
Amid a firestorm over Facebook’s data privacy scandal, Mark Zuckerberg appears before US lawmakers
Primedia’s Mark Jakins resigns following sexual misconduct allegations
In an interview on 702, Primedia Broadcasting CEO Omar Essack named former CCO Mark Jenkins as the
China’s Weibo social media site suspends portals after reprimand
China’s Sina Weibo was ordered to move several portals offline for a week after spreading
Facebook says it can’t guarantee social media is good for democracy
Facebook Inc warned on Monday that it could offer no assurance that social media was on balance good