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Student Charged for Selling Online Versions of the Standard Newspaper
A student from Pwani University was charged with converting online versions of the Standard Newspaper into PDF and selling them to the public. Silvans Omondi, a 23-year-old IT student appeared… Read More
Global Internet Freedom Declined for the Ninth Consecutive Year in 2019
The global internet freedom has declined for the ninth consecutive year in 2019. This is according to a report done by Freedom House, a non-profit human rights advocacy organization. According… Read More
CyberInAfrica Publishes Book to Help Close the Cybersecurity Gender Gap
When we talk about cybersecurity, this role has always been alluded to be a man’s job. But, in recent times, there is a growing concern about the big gender gap… Read More
Affordability Biggest Hindrance to Internet Connectivity
The internet has in the last few decades grown exponentially. The internet as it is now getting more than 11 users per second which amounts to 1 million new users… Read More
The ruling on the BAKE Cybercrimes Case to be delivered on January 30 2020
A hearing was held at the High Court on Wednesday October 23rd 2019 on the Computer Misuse and Cybercrimes Case which was brought to the court on 29th May 2019… Read More
Demystifying Kenya’s Identity Ecosystem
Caribou Digital in conjunction with CIPIT and The London School of Economics has released a report on Kenya’s Identity Ecosystem. The new report provides an overview of the main identification… Read More
Safe Sisters: A Guide to Digital Safety for Women and Girls
Safe sisters Fellowship 2017-2018 in collaboration with Internews and Defend Defenders have come up with a common sense guide to digital safety for women and girls in Sub-Saharan Africa. The… Read More
Internet Freedoms in Africa on the Decline
The internet has come a long way since 1994 when its sole purpose was to interconnect laboratories engaged in government research. Since then, it has expanded to serve millions in… Read More
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