I Didn’t Just Learn Media, I Found My Voice
On a personal level, this programme strongly aligned with my passion for education and continuous self-development. I have always believed […]
On a personal level, this programme strongly aligned with my passion for education and continuous self-development. I have always believed […]
Looking to the future, I aim to further strengthen ethical storytelling, enhance production quality, and develop collaborative projects that drive
A new study by Ubah Media Lab reveals that 7 in 10 Somalis cite mistrust as the main barrier to engaging with digital media. Despite widespread access to mobile phones and platforms like TikTok and WhatsApp, many users hesitate to participate due to fears of misinformation and a lack of trust in information sources. The research highlights a shift in trust from institutions to personal relationships, emphasizing the need for policies that foster trust and digital literacy. Discover how these findings could reshape media development and public communication in Somalia and beyond.
– Where Youth Voices Become Media Leaders Media development is one of the key pillars of an empowered
Somalia [6th Sept 2025] — Ubah Media Lab is excited to announce the launch of its Virtual Media Accelarator, a
Mogadishu, Somalia, – A new report titled “Empowering Young Women in Somalia Through Digital Media” explores how digital platforms are
[11th Feb. 2025] – Ubah Media Lab, a pioneering social enterprise dedicated to digital literacy, youth empowerment, and media innovation,