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[JOHN]

Hello everyone, my name is John Njenga, a Software Developer supporting both public and private sector organizations in strengthening ICT operations, end-user support, and secure systems management. I joined this forum to deepen my knowledge of data governance, as I believe the APHRC community offers valuable insights into frameworks and best practices for safeguarding data, ensuring compliance, and promoting ethical use. I look forward to engaging with you all and welcome you to connect with me on LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/in/njenga.

[Kilonzo]

Hello, my name is Kilonzo Mutie and I am a passionate, collaborative and results-driven researcher who seeks to create social impact through a human-centred design approach. I am an
adept individual with a strong belief in the African
philosophy of Ubuntu and a proven record in leveraging tech to enhance civic
participation, digital governance, AI for digital policy and rights, report
writing, and policy advocacy, climate action, civic engagement,
civic tech, and governance. Currently, I work as a researcher at Uamuzi Foundation, a civic tech organisation that seeks to entrench civic participation be decentralising the policy-making process in Kenya.

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[Everlyne]

Hello everyone. My name is Everlyne Okado. I have a background in Biostatistics and currently work as a data manager in clinical research. I am interested in data governance and anything data-related. I plan to venture into public policy in the near future. I’m excited to be part of this community and to learn from all of you.

[Moris]

My name is Moris Mutuma, a Computer Science graduate from Maasai Mara University with a strong passion for Artificial Intelligence. I am particularly interested in how AI can be applied in population and disease analysis to improve health outcomes and support evidence-based decision-making, and also in the application in Data Governance. I am excited to be part of this community, to learn, share ideas, and collaborate with others who are passionate about research and innovation.

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