This post, is part of the iQuarterly publication by iHub Research, a series of reflections from the team on our work, and on technology and society. Angela Okune, a former Research Lead at iHub and a…

This post, by Wachira Ndaiga, is a follow up to Musings of a Maker, that assessed why prevailing perceptions of the “Maker Movement” do more harm than good. It is part of the iQuarterly publication by iHub Research, a series of reflections from the team on our work…

This post, by Anne Salim, is part of the iQuarterly publication by iHub Research, a series of reflections from the team on our work, and on technology and society.

This post is by Hastings Surur, the Lead Researcher on the South Sudan Online Hate Speech Monitoring Project. It first appeared on the iHub blog.

This post, by Kagonya Awori, a researcher with the Umati Project at iHub, first appeared on the iHub Blog. It highlights hate speech as defined in Kenyan law, the various cases that have been taken to court in the name of ‘hate speech’ and the public…

This post is part of the iQuarterly publication by iHub Research, a series of reflections from the team on our work, and on technology and society. It originally appeared on the iHub blog.