and nurtured overtime. Whereas, online social movements can gain popularity instantaneously and without any broad support structures and this lack of a steady support base is the reason why most online social movements are not resilient. Donald also highlighted the fact that social media channels can sometimes be used to mislead and dilute the message of online social movements. For example, it is not difficult for someone who is not of Tajamuka to register a social media account or page and send out false information in Tajamuka’s name. In this regard, Donald agreed with Natasha’s presentation that online social activists and movements must develop a culture which prioritises vigilance when it comes to online safety, and adherence to the fundamental rights of freedom of expression and access to information. Panel Discussion 1 Analysing Zimbabwe’s Cyber Crimes and Cyber Security Draft 01 02 03 04 01. Christopher Musodza, Digital Society of Zimbabwe 02. Otto Saki, Ford Foundation (moderator) 03. Jacqueline Chikakano, Media Lawyer 04. Dzimbabwe Chimbga, Zimbabwe Lawyers for Human Rights 20 Misa Zimbabwe Second Internet Governance Multi Stakeholder Conference 21 September 2017