This episode explores how faith institutions can shift from silence to action in addressing gender-based violence, early marriage, FGM, and harmful traditions, while empowering youth and girls for liberation.

They Typed It, I Felt It, is a raw and intimate conversation with Blessed Tillah on the unseen impact of online comments and cyberbullying. In this episode, Tillah opens up about the emotional weight of online harassment, the silent wounds women carry, and the strength it takes to keep showing up in digital spaces that can often feel unsafe. This conversation goes beyond screens and hashtags, shedding light on how words typed online affect real lives, real confidence, and real mental health, especially for women.

We sit down with Gladness Mbuma a woman whose life was violently interrupted by a lie she never saw coming. Overnight, her name was dragged into a fabricated scandal, accused of having her intimate videos leaked online videos that never existed.Gladness opens up about the fear, the shame, and the silent battles that come with being painted in scandal in a digital world that is quick to judge and slow to listen. She shares the emotional toll, the backlash, and the courage it took to reclaim her voice when her identity became a weapon used against her.

In this episode, I sit down with Rosey Manfere to discuss how she strategically uses social media to grow her personal brand, connect with her audience, and maintain a positive digital presence. Rosey also shares her insights on dealing with negative comments, avoiding online violence, and staying authentic in the face of challenges.

Tune in for practical lessons on digital branding, resilience, and creating safe online spaces.

In this episode, we sit down with Cyber Network Tz to explore the journey of raising cybersecurity awareness across Africa. From the challenges of limited resources to the latest online threats facing the continent, we discuss how the African Cybersmart Network is empowering individuals and communities to stay safe online.Our guest shares the inspiration behind their work, practical advice for improving online safety, the essential skills needed in cybersecurity, and what governments especially in Tanzania can do to strengthen digital resilience. Plus, we highlight a success story from the Cybersmart programme and how campaigns are tailored to different African contexts.If you want to understand the future of cybersecurity in Africa and learn how to protect yourself in the digital world, this conversation is for you.

In this episode of Dig It with Imani, we sit down with Fatema Juma, a Clinical Nutritionist and Fitness Trainer, to unpack the hidden impact of body shaming in the digital world. From the rise of unrealistic beauty standards fueled by social media to the mental health struggles and physical health complications that follow, Fatema shares her expert insights on how body shaming shapes self-esteem, eating habits, and overall wellness.

We also explore how digital culture affects young people’s relationship with their bodies, the role of influencers and filters in promoting body image pressure, and practical steps we can all take to foster body positivity, resilience, and healthier lifestyles online and offline.

Whether you’ve experienced body shaming or want to learn how to build a safer digital environment, this conversation is packed with awareness, empathy, and actionable solutions.

In this episode of Dig It with Imani, host Imani Henrick sits down with Malala Yousafzai to reflect on her recent visit to Tanzania. From unforgettable moments on the ground to inspiring encounters with local women leaders, Malala shares what she learned, why Tanzania holds a special place in her activism, and the urgent realities of funding grassroots change.

They discuss the push to turn global promises into real action, the importance of listening to communities, and how even small acts can spark big change. Whether you’re an aspiring activist or a seasoned changemaker, this conversation will leave you motivated, informed, and ready to take the next step.

In this episode of Dig It with Imani, we confront the rising tide of Technology-Facilitated Abuse (TFA), a digital threat that disproportionately targets marginalized communities. From stalking and doxxing to digital exclusion, TFA reveals deeper issues of power and control in online spaces.

Imani is joined by Najma, a seasoned digital rights advocate, to unpack how TFA is more than just online harassment; it’s a human rights issue. Together, they discuss real-life impacts, gaps in protection, and what must change to create safer, more inclusive digital environments for all.