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GOVERNMENT REVISING CYBERCRIME LAW TO DETER ATTACKS USING SOCIAL MEDIA PLATFORMS

By Hgp Nightly News Staff
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Tiana Cole reports that the government plans to revise the Cybercrime Act to address issues related to social media platforms that damage reputations and characters.

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