When Kenyans hear about tea, they get excited. It basically means that they are going to get some juicy gossip...
Njeri Wangari, a blogger at Kenyanpoet.com, was arrested by police officers while attempting to take pictures of runners being dispersed...
iFreedoms was launched on Sunday 18th January to coincide with the World Internet Freedom Day marked on 18th January every...
The Kenyan government has made 5 requests for user data between January and June 2019. According to Facebook, governments request...
A Malindi Court yesterday allowed the police to detain a WhatsApp admin accused for sharing hate messages. They said that...
For those who are interested in internet governance, you will be happy to know that the registration for the Kenya...
When passing the Computer and CyberCrimes Bill in the afternoon of April 26th, Members of Parliament were unanimous that the...
Internet regulation in Kenya is still evolving. The country does not have specific cyber laws and as such the entry point...
The Centre for Intellectual Property and Technology Law (CIPIT), a research centre at the Strathmore Law School, conducted a research...
President Uhuru Kenyatta has passed into law a Bill that had initially proposed to give the Interior Cabinet Secretary sweeping...
The government of Kenya is in the process of introducing a new bill that will require all persons living in...
In this digital age, we have jumped into the latest trends without thinking of the consequences. We have been unable...