Koliwe facilitated a two-day Gender Equality and Inclusion workshop, in December 2019 The workshop was organised by Hivos Southern Africa for its grantees of the Resource of Open Minds grantees project and are based in three Southern African countries Zambia, Malawi and Zimbabwe. The main objectives of the workshop included: Shared and documented knowledge of gender […]

Koliwe Majama is the overall organiser for the African School on Internet Governance and is responsible for outreach, partnership building, participant selection, the AfriSIG website, fundraising and overall logistics. She is also the key liaison with participants and assists on the schools strategy and future development.

On Dec 3 2018, Koliwe supported by USAID and Counterpart International among many other organisations launched her first research project ‘Pitfalls of the internet as a developmental tool’ which seeks to show how the internet has become a political weapon to infringe on the rights of marginal sexual and gender communities rather than a developmental […]

In September 2018, Koliwe attended the ‘Digitization in Africa’ conference held by the University in Tubingen in Germany to give a talk and share her thoughts on the topic. As part of a number of selected presenters, Koliwe gave an inspirational talk questioning, ‘Does Africa have a digitization agenda? Who set it? What is the […]

The presentation held in 2018, supported by the Women’s Coalition of Zimbabwe walked the audience through various topics. Ranging from women’s right, theSeneca Falls Women’s Rights Convention – 1848, women’s rights online and coverage of womenin the Zimbabwean media.

The official presentation from the one day Internet Governance and Freedoms workshop organised by Radio VOP in Harare on 22 Aug to broaden their reporting on internet governance and digital rights issues.

Koliwe Majama is the overall organiser for the African School on Internet Governance and is responsible for outreach, partnership building, participant selection, the AfriSIG website, fundraising and overall logistics. She is also the key liaison with participants and assists on the schools strategy and future development. Koliwe has organised two AfriSIGs, the 2017 one held in Sharm El Sheikh, […]

A presentation looking into the different stages of a project’s life cycle, planning tactics, execution and coordination of the project and finally closure of the project.

The official presentation used for the ZW9 Media Accelerator by MotoRepublik. The presentation considers how projects can be managed successfully during all stages from initiation to implementation as well as how to avert risks.

A presentation on all facets of internet governance from what inter access includes to the development of ICT access and usage throughout Zimbabwe as well as recommendations for better internet access throughout the country.

A presentation on the ICT ecosystem, trends and developments in the sector.

A presentation covering trends, demographics, usage and common pratice for women on the internet.

A report on the activity as a regional newcomer for the fellowship awarded by The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN).

A guest blog post for the 100 Days of Learning initiative run by Age of Wonderland.

The summary of the presentation at Lagos, Nigeria 2017 for the Internet Freedom Forum session.

A presentation on the the session tackling Internet shutdown by private Internet Service Providers (ISPs) in Africa.

A presentation on how to attain visibility on social media.

A presentation for women leaders to help them find their true voice and image on social media. At the same time the presentation teaches women to make the best use of social media and protect their digital well-being while doing so.

Understand why social media is important and how you can protect yourself while living life online.

A presentation on revenge pornography and other cyber crimes. Where revenge pornography is defined as a broad term usually involving an individual, often an adult ex-partner, uploading onto the internet intimate sexual images of the victim, to cause the victim humiliation, embarrassment or shaming. It is also known as non consensual pornography.  And is often […]

Undoubtedly, Information communication technologies (ICTs) have transformed societies, cultures and economies. This presentation looks at how development strategies and ICTs can work hand in hand to continue development for developing nations.

The significance of our participation, as women, in today’s struggle should be linked to the acknowledgement of the symbolism of the role that young Zimbabwean women played during our liberation struggle. There is need to pick from where they left and carry forward what will be generation continuity of equality for men and women.