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Get to know the MIL Content Hub - A powerful network in southern Africa

Meet the MIL Content Hub stakeholders. Partner organizations from southern Africa combine efforts to promote and develop Media and Information Literacy for their countries.

  • DW Akademie Josephat Tjiho

    Josephat Tjiho - Acting Director, MiLLi*

    "There is a need for synergies and efforts from all stakeholders on MIL. We need to combine our efforts and resources to better address media and information literacy."

  • DW Akademie

    Claudia Maritshane - Senior Educator officer

    "We need to bring in different media that will assist in curriculum development. Training teachers on how to use media and being able to use it successfully."

  • DW Akademie Yang Wang

    Yang Wang - Media, Communications & Information Junior Professional

    "Media and Information Literacy should be built into the school curriculum, not just in subjects about media but also in other fields to enhance their dimensions and instill a sense of critical thinking in learners."

  • DW Akademie Mathilde Hinanifa

    Mathilde Hinanifa - Media Practitioner

    "We need to branch out of the office and have media facilitators in rural towns. Different media platforms that suit different towns, people & cultures."

  • DW Akademie Nonhlanhla Phakamile Khumalo

    Nonhlanhla Phakamile Khumalo - Public & Media skills development Manager

    "There is a lot of important work being done around MIL in the different countries. What we need is to combine our efforts and deepen our multistakeholders' approach to have regional reach."

  • DW Akademie O’neil Mbofwana

    O’neil Mbofwana - Content creator

    "We need to create networks on creative and innovative ways of sharing MIL to ensure access for all, regardless of literacy levels, age, group or location."

  • DW Akademie David Moepeng

    David Moepeng - Founder & Director, Cybersmart Botswana

    "We live in an era where interaction with media dominates most people’s daily lives. MIL should therefore be prioritized in formal education and public awareness programs so as to promote meaningful use and engagement through media."

  • DW Akademie Moses Kaunda

    Moses Kaunda - District Civic education officer

    "We need to make MIL available in a variety of social media platforms internationally and create more demand for it by making it more relevant."


  • DW Akademie Josephat Tjiho

    Josephat Tjiho - Acting Director, MiLLi*

    "There is a need for synergies and efforts from all stakeholders on MIL. We need to combine our efforts and resources to better address media and information literacy."

  • DW Akademie

    Claudia Maritshane - Senior Educator officer

    "We need to bring in different media that will assist in curriculum development. Training teachers on how to use media and being able to use it successfully."

  • DW Akademie Yang Wang

    Yang Wang - Media, Communications & Information Junior Professional

    "Media and Information Literacy should be built into the school curriculum, not just in subjects about media but also in other fields to enhance their dimensions and instill a sense of critical thinking in learners."

  • DW Akademie Mathilde Hinanifa

    Mathilde Hinanifa - Media Practitioner

    "We need to branch out of the office and have media facilitators in rural towns. Different media platforms that suit different towns, people & cultures."

  • DW Akademie Nonhlanhla Phakamile Khumalo

    Nonhlanhla Phakamile Khumalo - Public & Media skills development Manager

    "There is a lot of important work being done around MIL in the different countries. What we need is to combine our efforts and deepen our multistakeholders' approach to have regional reach."

  • DW Akademie O’neil Mbofwana

    O’neil Mbofwana - Content creator

    "We need to create networks on creative and innovative ways of sharing MIL to ensure access for all, regardless of literacy levels, age, group or location."

  • DW Akademie David Moepeng

    David Moepeng - Founder & Director, Cybersmart Botswana

    "We live in an era where interaction with media dominates most people’s daily lives. MIL should therefore be prioritized in formal education and public awareness programs so as to promote meaningful use and engagement through media."

  • DW Akademie Moses Kaunda

    Moses Kaunda - District Civic education officer

    "We need to make MIL available in a variety of social media platforms internationally and create more demand for it by making it more relevant."


The MIL Content Hub is an initiative that brings together seven organizations from six countries in southern Africa. All stakeholders are united in their conviction that Media and Information Literacy is a crucial development tool for their countries, which should be available to all its citizens.