Social Media — topic overview
Aggregate, anonymised view of social media conversations across East Africa. Decision support only.
Concept Prototype • Illustrative Data • Decision Support Only
Trend over time
Countries discussing this topic
Age segmentation
- 12–1424%
- 15–1739%
- 18–2125%
- 22–2512%
Top engagement channels
- WhatsApp youth groups38%
- Anonymous question box26%
- QR pulse surveys21%
- In-person discussion circles15%
Related anonymous questions
- “How much time online is too much?”
- “Why do I feel worse after scrolling at night?”
- “How do I handle group chats that turn unkind?”
Submitted anonymously. No identifying information is stored or displayed.
AI Summary
Conversations about social media pressure grew steadily, concentrated in urban youth groups in Nairobi, Kampala and Dar es Salaam.
Suggested action
Connect leaders running digital wellbeing sessions so approaches can be adapted locally.
No recommendations on theology. No recommendations on Bible teaching. Decision support only.
Most engaging youth programmes
Screen Sabbath Weeks
Faith Connect Church, Kigali
Voluntary shared rhythm with weekly reflection prompts.
Digital Wellbeing Labs
New Life Fellowship, Mombasa
Youth co-design their own group chat guidelines.
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