SemaNasi app derives its name from a Swahili word meaning 'talk to us'.The app was purposely developed to narrow down vernacular hate speech on various social media platforms, enabling people to report and translate vernacular hate speech on social media with an image or video evidence. In April 2022, The National Cohesion and Integration Commission (NCIC) said that most social media hate speech was formed along tribal lines. Through SemaNasi, this trend can easily be curbed. Additionally, the SemaNasi app also promotes peace on social media by providing civic education materials to its users, in the form of flyers and short videos, thus enhancing peaceful coexistence on social media.
To help you navigate through the app easily, please read through the following quick summary.
1. Login page: This screen enables the user to enter his/her personalized details. These are the email ( preferably the one oftenly accessed) and a password. Please be sure to enter a unique but easy to remember password. After login, you'll be directed to the dashboard.
Note: If you haven't already signed up to create an account on the app, you'll be required to do so before accessing the dashboard. To do this, please click on the "Don't have an account?Sign up" located below the "Login" button.
2: Sign up page: This page enables the user to create an account on SemaNasi. We appreciate you for being part of us. The user is required to enter the following:
a. Name- Enter the name that you wish to be identified with.
b. Email- Enter the email address that you oftenly access. This is also important as it will be helpful in recovering your account.
c. Phone- Enter the phone number that's you oftenly use.
d. Town- Enter the town where you're located. This will enable us get a view of where the options are coming from and how to strategize on advocacy.
e. Password- Enter your own unique but easy to remember password. Be sure to keep it secret.
Once you're satisfied with the details provided, please click on the green button below it called "Register". This will take you to the Login in page.
3: Dashboard page: Once you've successfully logged in, you'll be able to access this page. Here, the user is welcomed and given the opportunity to select the action which is fit for them. The actions are:-
a. Cases- Select this option if you want to report any vernacular hate speech. This can be a video, audio or a screenshot. Please note that everything is kept confidential, so feel free to report. Let's build a just, fair and peaceful society together. Once you've selected this option, it will take you to a Report vernacular hate speech page.
a (I)- Please choose a file that you wish to report. This could be a video, audio or screenshot.
a (Ii)- You'll then be required to provide a title of the file you've uploaded.
a (III)- Additionally, you'll be required to provide a description of what the file is all about. Please provide the description in English or Swahili.
Once you're done, click on the green button called "Submit". The reported information will be submitted to the admin for review and publication. Please stay tuned for any clarity required. Note that we adhere to confidentiality. Safeguarding is part of our priority.
b. Civic education- Select this option if you wish to view all the civic education materials available. We also provide you with an opportunity to share credible resources with us via a Google document.
To help you navigate through the app easily, please read through the following quick summary.
1. Login page: This screen enables the user to enter his/her personalized details. These are the email ( preferably the one oftenly accessed) and a password. Please be sure to enter a unique but easy to remember password. After login, you'll be directed to the dashboard.
Note: If you haven't already signed up to create an account on the app, you'll be required to do so before accessing the dashboard. To do this, please click on the "Don't have an account?Sign up" located below the "Login" button.
2: Sign up page: This page enables the user to create an account on SemaNasi. We appreciate you for being part of us. The user is required to enter the following:
a. Name- Enter the name that you wish to be identified with.
b. Email- Enter the email address that you oftenly access. This is also important as it will be helpful in recovering your account.
c. Phone- Enter the phone number that's you oftenly use.
d. Town- Enter the town where you're located. This will enable us get a view of where the options are coming from and how to strategize on advocacy.
e. Password- Enter your own unique but easy to remember password. Be sure to keep it secret.
Once you're satisfied with the details provided, please click on the green button below it called "Register". This will take you to the Login in page.
3: Dashboard page: Once you've successfully logged in, you'll be able to access this page. Here, the user is welcomed and given the opportunity to select the action which is fit for them. The actions are:-
a. Cases- Select this option if you want to report any vernacular hate speech. This can be a video, audio or a screenshot. Please note that everything is kept confidential, so feel free to report. Let's build a just, fair and peaceful society together. Once you've selected this option, it will take you to a Report vernacular hate speech page.
a (I)- Please choose a file that you wish to report. This could be a video, audio or screenshot.
a (Ii)- You'll then be required to provide a title of the file you've uploaded.
a (III)- Additionally, you'll be required to provide a description of what the file is all about. Please provide the description in English or Swahili.
Once you're done, click on the green button called "Submit". The reported information will be submitted to the admin for review and publication. Please stay tuned for any clarity required. Note that we adhere to confidentiality. Safeguarding is part of our priority.
b. Civic education- Select this option if you wish to view all the civic education materials available. We also provide you with an opportunity to share credible resources with us via a Google document.
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