Mazuba Haanyama is a South African writer, head of Meta’s human rights and public policy division for Africa, Middle East & Turkey, and is an activist for women's issues and LGBT rights across Africa. She also operates Google’s Digify Africa campaign, to promote technology among Africa's youth to find employment.[1][2][3][4][5]

Mazuba Haanyama
NationalitySouth African
Occupation(s)Writer, human rights activist

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  1. ^ Mundy, Simon (6 July 2016). "Education struggles to provide millennials with right tech skills". Financial Times.
  2. ^ "MAZUBA HAANYAMA". Grow Mentoring.
  3. ^ "Facebook examines moderation policies after pressure over Palestine content". Journalist Support.
  4. ^ "Untangling the Knots: Understanding the Hair Politics of Black Women (Revisited)". Feminist Wire.
  5. ^ "THE LONG RUNNING SAGA OF MY EXILE FROM FACEBOOK IS NOW OVER". Zinfos Moris.