ICTAZ MU Chapter

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During the week , we were pleased to host ZICTA and get to interact about being innovative and business minded as Tech students

New month, new focus 💪🏽
Let’s make April about growth, consistency, and taking action! 🚀

Happy Youth Day to all out youths in tech

Computer Science is not only about programming. If someone finds programming difficult, it does not mean they cannot succeed in Computer Science. There are many other areas in the field where programming is not the main focus. For example, a student can work in networking, cybersecurity, system administration, database management, or IT management. These areas also play an important role in technology and offer good career opportunities.

Happy International Women's Day

Welcome Back to Campus, Mulungushi University! 🎓✨
A new semester means new goals, new growth, and new opportunities to lead in technology and innovation.
ICTAZ Mulungushi University Chapter is excited to welcome you back as we continue building a strong community of tech-driven, cybersecurity-aware, and future-focused students.
Let’s learn.
Let’s innovate.
Let’s build together.
Here’s to a productive, impactful, and successful 2026 academic year. 🚀

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Happy Birthday, Christopher Mumba! 🎉💻

May your commits always pass review,
May every byte of your effort compile into success,
May your bugs be few and your breakthroughs many.

As our Vice President, your leadership continues to execute with precision and deploy impact across the ICTAZ MU Chapter community.

May this new year of your life come with:
✔️ Zero errors
✔️ Maximum uptime
✔️ Scalable growth
✔️ And innovation without limits

Keep building.
Keep leading.
Keep inspiring.

Here’s to another year of clean code, bold ideas, and unstoppable progress. 🚀

It’s Official —

Gala Night 2026 is Here! ✨
Join us for an elegant evening of networking, celebration, and unforgettable moments at the ICTAZ MU Chapter Gala Night.

Sponsorship opportunities are now open.
Save the date. Show up in style. 🔥

Digital Safe Limited Shares

On Facebook, a new caricature trend has swept across timelines, friends are swapping their profile pictures for cartoon versions of themselves, laughing at exaggerated noses, big eyes, and playful distortions. At first glance, it feels like harmless fun, a creative way to stand out. But behind the humour lies a story many don’t see.

Every caricature begins with a photo upload, often to third-party apps or websites that promise instant transformation. What most people don’t realise is that these platforms may quietly collect and store the original images. Your face, one of the most unique identifiers you own becomes part of a dataset that can be sold, shared, or used to train facial recognition systems. The caricature may look silly, but it’s still based on your real features, and cybercriminals know how to exploit that.

Some apps even ask for access to your Facebook account, dangling the promise of “easy sharing.” With one careless click, you might grant permission to view your contacts, messages, or personal details. Once that door is open, it’s hard to close. And even if you delete the app later, your data may already be stored permanently on servers you’ll never see.

The story of the caricature trend is really a cautionary tale: what starts as a laugh can end as a loss. In the digital world, every viral challenge is a trade-off. The question is whether the fun is worth the risk.

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