Without the internet, how would you have coped with the pandemic -- from work and school, to maintaining your closest relationships? In the digital age, reliance on the internet is so common and seems ubiquitous, yet billions of people worldwide still go without it. Digital transformation strategist Priscilla Chomba-Kinywa advocates for collective access to the opportunities and potential the internet provides, underscoring the necessity of free and fair digital rights for all.

Priscilla Chomba-Kinywa: Why a free and fair internet is more vital than ever

Why a free and fair internet is more vital than ever

In the digital age, a free and fair internet is not a luxury but a necessity, enabling access to education, jobs, and democracy.

Two billion people without internet face exclusion from digital advancements, impacting education, economy, and social inclusion.

Leveraging global tech giants' resources could democratize internet access, fostering economic growth and digital literacy worldwide.