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Ethiopia is building a continental digital gateway to empower the next generation of African content creators and influencers. At the first African Social Media Influencers Summit, leaders called for turning policies into action to unlock Africa's digital future.
Young people across Europe are pushing back against blanket social media bans for under-16s, offering lawmakers smarter solutions instead. They're calling for stronger platform regulation, better enforcement of existing laws, and real digital literacy education in schools.
Ethiopia is investing in digital infrastructure to become Africa's content creation gateway, hosting its first African Social Media Influencers Summit. The initiative aims to connect creators across the continent and harness their power to shape policy and drive development.
Rwanda is developing legislation to restrict social media access for children under 16, aiming to protect young minds from harmful content and digital distractions. The move comes after research showed nearly half of schoolchildren access online platforms without adequate supervision.
Indonesia is introducing thoughtful age restrictions for social media that protect children without banning them entirely. The country joins a global movement to make digital spaces safer for young people.
Older adults in Japan are getting online in record numbers, and they're not afraid to ask for help when something feels wrong. Consumer protection centers received over 100,000 social media-related questions in 2025, with seniors leading the charge for safer digital experiences.
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Portugal just became one of Europe's first nations to require parents to approve social media access for teens aged 13 to 16. The move protects young people from cyberbullying and harmful content while giving families more control over their children's digital lives.
Egypt's parliament is moving forward with legislation to protect children from digital addiction and mental health risks linked to excessive social media use. The new law follows similar protections already adopted in other countries.
A widow's generous gift just transformed journalism education at India's Osmania University. The state-of-the-art digital media center honors her late husband, an alumnus who rose from student to World Bank communications chief.
France just became the second country to prioritize digital childhood, passing a groundbreaking bill to ban social media for children under 15. The move aims to give young people space to grow without algorithmic pressure on their mental health.
Indonesia just became Southeast Asia's first country to require kids under 16 to step away from major social media platforms, giving families a chance to reclaim childhood. The bold move affects 70 million children and follows Australia's groundbreaking path toward digital safety.
Media leaders from across Africa gathered in Accra to reclaim control over how the continent is portrayed to the world. A new pan-African fund will help media organizations build sustainable models and master emerging technologies.
Canada just introduced groundbreaking legislation to protect children from social media harm, joining a growing global movement. The Safe Social Media Act requires platforms to redesign for safety and introduces powerful new tools for parents and young people.
LekeeLekee, Africa's first globally ambitious social media platform, just went live across app stores and web. Built by Nigerian media leaders, it's designed specifically for African connectivity challenges while celebrating the continent's culture.
Smart Africa and Rwanda's Certa Foundation just joined forces to help African governments build stronger digital policies and train the next generation of tech leaders. The partnership aims to tackle infrastructure gaps while ensuring Africa controls its own digital destiny.
Eight in 10 people haven't planned what happens to their online accounts after death, leaving grieving families locked out of photos, bank accounts, and precious memories. Now the Netherlands is taking action to help people protect their digital legacies.
Canada just introduced groundbreaking legislation to protect young people from social media's mental health risks, banning platforms for kids under 16 while creating new AI safety standards. The move follows Australia's lead and could redesign how tech companies protect children worldwide.
German Bundesliga clubs are transforming fan engagement with apps, AI content, and digital collectibles while keeping their unique fan-first culture intact. From Bayern Munich's integrated match centers to Borussia Dortmund's AI-powered social media, clubs are making fandom more interactive without losing the community spirit that makes German football special.
Spain just became the second country in the world to protect children from social media, following Australia's groundbreaking move. The new law aims to shield young people from online harms while holding tech companies accountable.
French lawmakers overwhelmingly voted to ban social media for children under 15, making France the second country after Australia to protect kids from harmful screen time. The bill now heads to the Senate with the goal of becoming law by September 2026.
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