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The sociological influence of Social Media has brought risks of accessibility risks, relationally risks, risks related to professionalism, political risks and conversationally risks to the nation.107. In relation to this, the members of national security are part of the larger society of Kenya.
Social media and national security threats: a case study of Kenya
The study found that the security in Kenya is average and Kenya is still grappling in the dark as the monster of hatred spreads. It found that social media has contributed towards cattle rustling, poaching, terrorism attacks, tribal clashes, information warfare and hate speech. The study concluded that terrorist groups take advantage of Social ...
Social media and national security threats: a case study of Kenya
The Impacts of Social Media on National Security: A View from the Northern and South-Eastern Region of Nigeria. The social media (SM) platform has reengineered social interaction among peers, businesses, governments and so on. SM platforms are used in advancing social and national insecurity, such as the….
Social Media's Impact on Kenya's National Security
Kimutai_Social Media And National Security Threats A Case Study Of Kenya.pdf - Free download as PDF File (.pdf), Text File (.txt) or read online for free. This document is a research project submitted by Julius Kipkorir Kimutai to the University of Nairobi in partial fulfillment of the requirements for a Master of Arts degree in International Studies.
A question of influence? Case study of Kenyan elections in a digital
Case study of Kenyan elections in a digital age. This report examines Kenya's digital information ecosystem in the run-up to, during and after the August 2022 election. Online influence and coordinated disinformation campaigns during Kenya's August 2022 elections highlight the threat posed to democratic institutions by weaponising digital ...
Social Media, Peace and Security in Africa
The role of Social media in Africa can be considered as a double-edged sword as it can both prevent and promote peace and security. While it has promoted social, political and economic development, it has also been used to perpetrate violence especially during popular protests. Social media is being extensively used by terrorist and extremists ...
PDF The Effects of Social Media on National Security: An Overview
The usage of social media should be prohibited until a safe and well-organized national. strategy is introduced. Native social media applications can also be devised to minimize cybercrime for the ...
Social Media and Security in Africa
The project examines two variations of insecurity in Africa: sustained threats, and anticipated times of increased insecurity. Kenya is the case for sustained insecurity due to recent terrorist attacks and a threat of future attacks. Sierra Leone and Tanzania are cases in which there is an expected heightened risk of instability due to elections.
Social Media and National Security: Impact of High Court Ruling in CORD
The recent High Court ruling in the case of Coalition for Reform and Democracy (CORD) & another v Republic of Kenya & another [2015] eKLR has received nation-wide attention. In this case, the Coalition for Reform and Democracy (CORD) a coalition of political parties rushed to the High Court as a matter of urgency to challenge the ...
The 'social media' challenge to national security : impact and
Institute for Defence Studies and Analyses issuing body. Contents/Summary. Bibliography Includes bibliographical references. Subjects. Subjects Social media > India. National security > India. National security. Social media. India. Bibliographic information. Publication date 2016 Series IDSA monograph series ; no. 55 ISBN 9789382169680 ...
Mapping policymaker narratives of the climate security nexus on social
Mapping policymaker narratives of the climate security nexus on social media: A case study from Kenya ... representations of climate security within the public discourse of policymakers on social media, using Kenya as a case study. Considering Twitter as a proxy for public debate, text mining and network analysis techniques were employed to a ...
Impact of Social Media on National Security in Kenya
This study was based on a search of publications and papers on the dangers posed by social media in Kenya on the internet. The threats that social media pose to Kenya's national security were examined using a combination of limited literature and documentary evidence. A search for "social media and national security in Kenya," "social media ...
The National-Security Case for Fixing Social Media
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context of social media. The 13.33% research of the available literature points to the use of social media for acts against the national security such as Terrorism, Naxalism, Insurgency and activism. Similarly, 13.33% of the available literature has been researched on the positive and negative aspects of social media and the threats
The Effects of Social Media on National Security: An Overview
Kasi, A. Z., Kasi, M., & Qadir, A. (2021). The Ef fects of Social Media on National Security: An Overview. billions. Social Media's quick acces s to information, and easy links it forms between ...
Impact of Social Media on National Security in Africa: Case Study Kenya
In Africa, social media usage is on the rise and governments are increasingly engaging citizens through online platforms. Similarly, terrorists and other non-state actors are using the platforms to spread propaganda and compromise national security. The readiness of security organs to deal with the online threat is critical in today's world.
The Impacts of Social Media on National Security: A View from the
In this case, Nigerian national security is under threat by the activities of Boko Haram (BH), Fulani Headsmen, Niger Delta avengers, agitation of Independent People of Biafra (IPOB) and others ...
Impact of Social Media on National Security in Africa: Case Study Kenya
In Africa, social media usage is on the rise and governments are increasingly engaging citizens through online platforms. Similarly, terrorists and other non-state actors are using the platforms to spread propaganda and compromise national security. The readiness of security organs to deal with the online threat is critical in today's world.
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The sociological influence of Social Media has brought risks of accessibility risks, relationally risks, risks related to professionalism, political risks and conversationally risks to the nation.107. In relation to this, the members of national security are part of the larger society of Kenya.
The study found that the security in Kenya is average and Kenya is still grappling in the dark as the monster of hatred spreads. It found that social media has contributed towards cattle rustling, poaching, terrorism attacks, tribal clashes, information warfare and hate speech. The study concluded that terrorist groups take advantage of Social ...
The Impacts of Social Media on National Security: A View from the Northern and South-Eastern Region of Nigeria. The social media (SM) platform has reengineered social interaction among peers, businesses, governments and so on. SM platforms are used in advancing social and national insecurity, such as the….
Kimutai_Social Media And National Security Threats A Case Study Of Kenya.pdf - Free download as PDF File (.pdf), Text File (.txt) or read online for free. This document is a research project submitted by Julius Kipkorir Kimutai to the University of Nairobi in partial fulfillment of the requirements for a Master of Arts degree in International Studies.
Case study of Kenyan elections in a digital age. This report examines Kenya's digital information ecosystem in the run-up to, during and after the August 2022 election. Online influence and coordinated disinformation campaigns during Kenya's August 2022 elections highlight the threat posed to democratic institutions by weaponising digital ...
The role of Social media in Africa can be considered as a double-edged sword as it can both prevent and promote peace and security. While it has promoted social, political and economic development, it has also been used to perpetrate violence especially during popular protests. Social media is being extensively used by terrorist and extremists ...
The usage of social media should be prohibited until a safe and well-organized national. strategy is introduced. Native social media applications can also be devised to minimize cybercrime for the ...
The project examines two variations of insecurity in Africa: sustained threats, and anticipated times of increased insecurity. Kenya is the case for sustained insecurity due to recent terrorist attacks and a threat of future attacks. Sierra Leone and Tanzania are cases in which there is an expected heightened risk of instability due to elections.
The recent High Court ruling in the case of Coalition for Reform and Democracy (CORD) & another v Republic of Kenya & another [2015] eKLR has received nation-wide attention. In this case, the Coalition for Reform and Democracy (CORD) a coalition of political parties rushed to the High Court as a matter of urgency to challenge the ...
Institute for Defence Studies and Analyses issuing body. Contents/Summary. Bibliography Includes bibliographical references. Subjects. Subjects Social media > India. National security > India. National security. Social media. India. Bibliographic information. Publication date 2016 Series IDSA monograph series ; no. 55 ISBN 9789382169680 ...
Mapping policymaker narratives of the climate security nexus on social media: A case study from Kenya ... representations of climate security within the public discourse of policymakers on social media, using Kenya as a case study. Considering Twitter as a proxy for public debate, text mining and network analysis techniques were employed to a ...
This study was based on a search of publications and papers on the dangers posed by social media in Kenya on the internet. The threats that social media pose to Kenya's national security were examined using a combination of limited literature and documentary evidence. A search for "social media and national security in Kenya," "social media ...
A few days later, a seventeen-year-old hacker from Florida, who enjoyed breaking into social-media accounts for fun and occasional profit, was arrested as the mastermind of the hack. The F.B.I. is ...
context of social media. The 13.33% research of the available literature points to the use of social media for acts against the national security such as Terrorism, Naxalism, Insurgency and activism. Similarly, 13.33% of the available literature has been researched on the positive and negative aspects of social media and the threats
Kasi, A. Z., Kasi, M., & Qadir, A. (2021). The Ef fects of Social Media on National Security: An Overview. billions. Social Media's quick acces s to information, and easy links it forms between ...
In Africa, social media usage is on the rise and governments are increasingly engaging citizens through online platforms. Similarly, terrorists and other non-state actors are using the platforms to spread propaganda and compromise national security. The readiness of security organs to deal with the online threat is critical in today's world.
In this case, Nigerian national security is under threat by the activities of Boko Haram (BH), Fulani Headsmen, Niger Delta avengers, agitation of Independent People of Biafra (IPOB) and others ...
In Africa, social media usage is on the rise and governments are increasingly engaging citizens through online platforms. Similarly, terrorists and other non-state actors are using the platforms to spread propaganda and compromise national security. The readiness of security organs to deal with the online threat is critical in today's world.