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02 · Connections
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03 · Background
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Juliet Nanfuka is Research and Communications Officer at CIPESA (Collaboration on International ICT Policy for East and Southern Africa), based in Kampala, Uganda. She conducts digital rights research, training, advocacy, and communications work at CIPESA, with a professional focus on the intersections of society, gender, media, and digital content with tech policy in Africa. She holds a Bachelor of Journalism from Rhodes University in South Africa and a Post Graduate Certificate in Social Innovation Management from the Amani Institute in Nairobi.
Nanfuka authored the State of Internet Freedom in Africa 2025: Navigating the Implications of AI on Digital Democracy in Africa — a 14-country qualitative survey of AI's implications for digital democracy published in September 2025 as the 12th annual edition of CIPESA's State of Internet Freedom in Africa report series — and authored the Uganda Digital Rights Landscape Report for the African Digital Rights Network (ADRN), where she serves as Treasurer. She was named a 2018 Open Internet Leader by the Open Internet for Democracy initiative.
04 · Sources
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CIPESA team page — primary source for Nanfuka's role as Research and Communications Officer and her background in digital rights research, advocacy, and communications in Kampala, Uganda
Open Internet for Democracy 2018 Leaders profile — source for her professional focus on intersections of society, gender, media, and digital content with tech policy in Africa, and her designation as a 2018 Open Internet Leader
African Digital Rights Network members page — source for her role as ADRN Treasurer and authorship of the Uganda Digital Rights Landscape Report
Source: entities/persons/person-juliet-nanfuka.md — movement-graph pin 5d136ad.