Copyright is the legal right of the owner or creator  of the product to reproduce, publish, sell and distribute their work. This means that the original owner of the product and anyone they give authorization to are the only ones with the exclusive right to reproduce and sell the work. Anyone who make use of the original owner's work or product  for their own content and benefit without acknowledging or giving credit or having legal license for doing that  is committing a serious offence. Learners should be aware that copyrighting is a serious offence and one can be charged ten years imprisonment and/or unlimited fee. (Webster, 2018).

• Make sure you have a legal license before you use an image, video or written content for social media or personal content.

• Always try to generate your own work.

• Acknowledge the original creator of any source or information you use whether in the internet or in other sectors.

• Selling products that includes copyrighted pictures, text and logos.

• Making use of someone else's original work without properly acknowledging them.

• Selling unlicensed copies of someone else's work.

• Originality

• Creativity

• Fixation