Nearly 50% of the world's population uses social media; Facebook (2.2 billion), with YouTube and Twitter having 2 billion and 330 million active users respectiv... Read More...
The suspension of 26 contentious sections of the Computer Misuse and Cybercrimes Act has been extended to 1st October 2018. In an application filed by the Attor... Read More...
Kenyans publishing fake news risk being fined sh5 million or jail term of two years, the Computer and CyberCrimes Bill recommends.
The Bill’s report that is ... Read More...
A report by Human Rights Watch and ARTICLE 19 Eastern Africa has revealed that journalists and bloggers reporting on corruption, disputed land acquisition, coun... Read More...
No Kenyan has suffered the wrath of Section 29 of the Kenya Information and Communication Act (KICA) like blogger Robert Alai. He has at least five active cases... Read More...
High Court Advocate and law lecturer Mugambi Laibuta was in Mombasa on Saturday the 29th of August for the Internet and law workshop in Mombasa at the MEWA Lib... Read More...
Law and Training Mombasa
The Bloggers Association of Kenya (BAKE) in partnership with Article 19 will be holding the Internet and Law Kenya workshop slated for... Read More...
A Langalanga Secondary School student during the training that was held at the Kenya National Library (Photo: Kioko).
The Bloggers Association of Kenya (BAKE)... Read More...
The training to be held on Friday July 25 is free and open to all (Photo: BAKE).
The Bloggers Association of Kenya (BAKE) will hold a training on the law and i... Read More...
Photo courtesy of Hapakenya.com
Internet regulation in Kenya is still evolving. The country does not have specific cyber laws and as such the entry point of a... Read More...
Geoffrey Andare, a web developer was charged under Section 29 of the Kenya Information and Communication (KICA) Act, the same section that is being used to in... Read More...
