Harness AI and Digital Tech: Mangwana

 

Nyore Madzianike

Senior Reporter

PERMANENT Secretary in the Ministry of Information, Publicity and Broadcasting Services Mr Nick Mangwana has challenged the media to harness the power of Artificial Intelligence and digital technologies to enhance storytelling, fact-checking and audience engagement.

In his remarks at the 30th Sadc Media Awards Regional Adjudication Committee Meeting in Harare, Mr Mangwana encouraged the media to create a resilient media ecosystem that can withstand the challenges of fake news and disinformation.

“I challenge the media to harness the power of AI and digital technologies to enhance storytelling, fact-checking, and audience engagement.

“Let’s work together to build a resilient media ecosystem that can withstand the challenges of fake news and disinformation,” he said.

Mr Mangwana said the media awards competition sought to appreciate and reward journalists from Sadc Member States for their role in promoting Sadc programmes, projects and developmental initiatives.

“As we reflect on this journey, we are reminded of the power of words, images and stories that have illuminated our path to progress.”

The awards will see 29 entries drawn from the Sadc region competing for honours.

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