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21/06/2023

Baraza Media Lab Launches Fumbua Information Integrity Toolkit

By Irene mwende and Edna Okoth

Baraza Media Lab is proud to announce the official launch of the Fumbua Information
Integrity groundbreaking resource that aims to empower
individuals, businesses, and community organizations by providing them with the necessary
tools to identify, understand, and disrupt the flow of misinformation in our communities.

In today's digital age, the spread of misinformation has become a formidable challenge,
impacting societies worldwide. Its effects can be far-reaching, leading to confusion, division,
and even harm. Recognizing the urgent need to address this issue, the Fumbua Information
Integrity Toolkit has been meticulously developed to equip users with the knowledge and
tools required to combat the growing problem of misinformation.
Maurice Otieno, the visionary behind Fumbua, emphasized the importance of the toolkit in
addressing the challenges surrounding information sharing and interpretation. "The Fumbua
Toolkit is a testament to the global challenge we face in how information is shared and
interpreted," said Otieno Maurice Otieno. By providing individuals and organizations with
comprehensive resources, Fumbua aims to bridge the gap and empower users to make
informed decisions in an increasingly complex information landscape.

The Fumbua program was conceived during the COVID-19 pandemic, which witnessed the
detrimental effects of widespread misinformation on public health. Additionally, Baraza
Media Lab was keenly aware of the impact of misinformation on the digital landscape during
the 2017 general elections. As the 2022 elections approached, curbing misinformation
became an even more pressing concern. To address this, Fumbua adopted a multi-faceted
approach, with one of its key pillars being advocacy. Working in collaboration with media organizations, Fumbua sought to engage social media platforms and hold them accountable for their actions.

21/06/2023

Baraza Media Lab Launches Fumbua Information Integrity Toolkit

By Irene mwende and Edna Okoth

Baraza Media Lab is proud to announce the official launch of the Fumbua Information
Integrity groundbreaking resource that aims to empower
individuals, businesses, and community organizations by providing them with the necessary
tools to identify, understand, and disrupt the flow of misinformation in our communities.

In today's digital age, the spread of misinformation has become a formidable challenge,
impacting societies worldwide. Its effects can be far-reaching, leading to confusion, division,
and even harm. Recognizing the urgent need to address this issue, the Fumbua Information
Integrity Toolkit has been meticulously developed to equip users with the knowledge and
tools required to combat the growing problem of misinformation.
Maurice Otieno, the visionary behind Fumbua, emphasized the importance of the toolkit in
addressing the challenges surrounding information sharing and interpretation. "The Fumbua
Toolkit is a testament to the global challenge we face in how information is shared and
interpreted," said Otieno Maurice Otieno. By providing individuals and organizations with
comprehensive resources, Fumbua aims to bridge the gap and empower users to make
informed decisions in an increasingly complex information landscape.

The Fumbua program was conceived during the COVID-19 pandemic, which witnessed the
detrimental effects of widespread misinformation on public health. Additionally, Baraza
Media Lab was keenly aware of the impact of misinformation on the digital landscape during
the 2017 general elections. As the 2022 elections approached, curbing misinformation
became an even more pressing concern. To address this, Fumbua adopted a multi-faceted
approach, with one of its key pillars being advocacy. Working in collaboration with media organizations, Fumbua sought to engage social media platforms and hold them accountable
for their role in c

21/06/2023

Baraza Media Lab Launches Fumbua Information Integrity Toolkit

By Irene mwende and Edna Okoth

Baraza Media Lab is proud to announce the official launch of the Fumbua Information
Integrity groundbreaking resource that aims to empower
individuals, businesses, and community organizations by providing them with the necessary
tools to identify, understand, and disrupt the flow of misinformation in our communities.

In today's digital age, the spread of misinformation has become a formidable challenge,
impacting societies worldwide. Its effects can be far-reaching, leading to confusion, division,
and even harm. Recognizing the urgent need to address this issue, the Fumbua Information
Integrity Toolkit has been meticulously developed to equip users with the knowledge and
tools required to combat the growing problem of misinformation.
Maurice Otieno, the visionary behind Fumbua, emphasized the importance of the toolkit in
addressing the challenges surrounding information sharing and interpretation. "The Fumbua
Toolkit is a testament to the global challenge we face in how information is shared and
interpreted," said Otieno Maurice Otieno. By providing individuals and organizations with
comprehensive resources, Fumbua aims to bridge the gap and empower users to make
informed decisions in an increasingly complex information landscape.

The Fumbua program was conceived during the COVID-19 pandemic, which witnessed the
detrimental effects of widespread misinformation on public health. Additionally, Baraza
Media Lab was keenly aware of the impact of misinformation on the digital landscape during
the 2017 general elections. As the 2022 elections approached, curbing misinformation
became an even more pressing concern. To address this, Fumbua adopted a multi-faceted
approach, with one of its key pillars being advocacy. Working in collaboration with media organizations, Fumbua sought to engage social media platforms an

21/06/2023

PACJA declines invitation to meet with COP28 president Designate Al-Jaber

By irene mwende

Pan-African climate justice alliance has declined the invitation to meet with the COP28 president Designate Dr.Sultan Ahmed Al- jaber because of his old ties who is currently in the country where he intends to engage with civil society to amplify the voices of youth and indigenous communities in preparation for COP28

The PACJA organisation has stated that Dr.Al Jaber's position as the chief executive officer of Abu Dhabi National oil company (ADNOC) poses a serious conflict of interest and debilitates his credibility as a leader of global climate negotiate

The organisation stated that it had previously called on Dr. Al Jaber to step down from his position as president Designate of COP 28

The organisation highlighted several reasons why Dr Al Jaber should step down since as the CEO of oil company that represents the interest of the fossil industry that is the main driver of the climate crisis and is unacceptable Dr.Al Jaber to hold such position

The organisation further noted that Al Jaber's involvement in the cop process will raise serious questions about intergrity and legitimacy of the UNFCC as he will use his position to influence the outcomes of the negotiations on favour of the oil and gas sector therefore will undermine the efforts of developing countries

In conclusion pan African climate justice Alliance organisation reiterated that their invitation from Dr.Al Jaber as it appears to be a public relations stunt to improve his image and credibility as the Cop president and they urged Dr Al Jaber to step down from COP 28 presidency

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