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The Principal Secretary of Youth Affairs and Arts Ismail Maalim Madey has urged digital contents makers to support parental Digital Literacy Program and work with Kenya Film Classification Board in ensuring the safety of children online. Speaking during parental Digital Literacy Program in Nairobi, Maalim said the initiative is aimed at equipping parents and caregivers with the requisite skills and knowledge to guide children on online safety.
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Ismail Maalim Madey urges digital content creators to support Parental Digital Literacy Program
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