Government to Spend KES 100M Yearly on Paid Online Influencers
The Kenyan government has allocated up to KES 100 million per year to pay social media influencers and bloggers to ...
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The Kenyan government has allocated up to KES 100 million per year to pay social media influencers and bloggers to ...
The Government has announced the latest steps it's taking to protect bloggers from both online threats and physical violence. While ...
Alright. The Data Protection, 2019 Bill is now law, and based on the responses we received from our news desk, ...
In countries all over the world, the rise in social media use is still a largely unregulated place and governments ...
That ruling was overturned
Tanzania’s communications has issued a two week deadline for bloggers to register their platforms under the new rules.
This evening, Dr Fred Matiangi, the Cabinet Secretary for ICT proposed the creation for an ethical structure which will govern ...
If you've been following then you probably know of that time when Media Council of Kenya CEO Harun Mwangi suggested that the ...
I am assuming that you don't need to be told that this is the best tech blog in Kenya currently. ...
Multichoice Kenya started a weekly promo on the 5th of February 2012 where a DStv subscriber will win Kshs 600,000 ...
