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title: "OONI Community Interviews: Tawanda Mugari" | ||
author: "Elizaveta Yachmeneva" | ||
date: "2024-06-26" | ||
tags: ["community", "interview"] | ||
categories: ["blog"] | ||
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Today we are excited to publish an interview with **Tawanda Mugari, Co-Founder & Geek in Chief of Digital Society of Africa (DSA)**. Through our [partnership with DSA](https://ooni.org/partners/digital-society-of-africa/), we have had the opportunity to collaborate on research and training activities across southern Africa. Tawanda is a digital security expert, community leader and trainer who has been part of the OONI community for years. Watch Tawanda’s interview to learn more about his important work! | ||
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[Digital Society of Africa (DSA)](https://digitalsociety.africa/) works to strengthen the resilience and ability of frontline activists, human rights defenders and other at-risk groups in six countries: Zimbabwe, Zambia, Malawi, Mozambique, Eswatini and South Africa. DSA leads the network of technologists and digital consultants, as well as [OONI Probe](https://ooni.org/install/) users in these countries and supports OONI with measuring and investigating internet censorship in southern Africa. | ||
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Each year DSA hosts [ConnectCon](https://digitalsociety.africa/connectcon/), an event which brings together organizations and individuals from 6 southern African countries to discuss regional challenges, share experiences and knowledge, and build capacity for further collaboration. | ||
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We encourage you to refer to DSA's website to learn more about their work: https://digitalsociety.africa/ | ||
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Meanwhile, we’ll be publishing more interviews with community members over the next months. Subscribe to our [YouTube channel](https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQhDgj9wBf4_w5bWFvLlq-w?sub_confirmation=1) to stay tuned! |