Why iFreedoms? Bloggers Association of Kenya (BAKE) has launched the iFreedoms project through the Kenya Monitor platform (www.ifreedoms.co.ke). This project...
Written by Morris Kiruga Social media only features on our daily plate of bad places to hate on each...
Following the arrest of Kenyan Blogger Abraham Mutai who uses the twitter handle @ItsMutai in Mombasa yesterday, at long last,...
Over the last year, Kenya has witnessed State harassment, arrests and conviction of Kenyan Internet users. Interaction between the law,...
By Lorna Abuga. A Nakuru journalist has been interrogated by detectives following a post he published on social media challenging...
Article 33 of the Constitution of Kenya states that every person has the right to freedom of expression, which includes...
As an organisation that represents the interest of bloggers and content creators in Kenya, we the Bloggers Association of Kenya...
January 18th is Internet Freedom Day, an opportunity to reflect on and celebrate our freedom of expression. As a part...
iFreedoms was launched on Sunday 18th January to coincide with the World Internet Freedom Day marked on 18th January every...
Kenya on May 3, 2015 joined the rest of the world to mark the World Press Freedom day set aside...
The Bloggers Association of Kenya (BAKE) will hold a training on the law and internet in Nakuru next week on...
Justice George Odunga dismissed a suit by Jubilee activist Vincent Yegon that sought to charge activist Boniface Mwangi for hate...