The Bloggers Association of Kenya (BAKE) is a community organization of Kenyan bloggers and content creators that promotes online content creation & free expression in Kenya. As part of our mandate, we hold and facilitate workshops and skills training sessions for bloggers, online content creators and university students. We hold skills training and presentation workshops […]
View Post Digital Skills Training, MEWA Information Centre, Mombasa Training, Nairobi Chapter, Nakuru Chapter, US Embassy, Women's rightsThe 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 Attorney General seeking to have the sections lifted pending the hearing and determination of the case, Justice Wilfrida Okwany extended the orders to October when she will make a […]
View Post 2018, Attorney General, Computer Misuse and Cybercrimes Act, Demas Kiprono, High Court, Justice Chacha Mwita, Justice Wilfrida Okwany, Kenya Union of Journalists (KUJ), Kenyan rights, Mercy Mutemi, Okiya Omtatah Vs the Communication Authority of Kenya., The ConstitutionMakena Onjerika, a Kenyan writer, has won the 2018 Caine Prize for African Writing for her short story “Fanta Blackcurrant”. Narrated in the first person plural, “Fanta Blackcurrant” follows Meri, a street child of Nairobi, who makes a living using her natural intelligence and charisma, but wants nothing more than ‘a big Fanta Blackcurrant for […]
View Post 2018 Caine Prize, Caine Prize for African Writing, Makena OnjerikaMombasa Training Bloggers Association of Kenya (BAKE) in conjunction with the Embassy of the United States of America to Kenya conducted a training in Mombasa on digital skills. BAKE seeks to improve the Kenyan economy by reaching out to the youth. The aim of the training was to educate the youth from Mombasa on matters […]
View Post #BAKETraining, Mombasa, Training workshopNakuru Training Youth in Kenya are always hungry to develop and nurture new skills. Sadly, the opportunities are rarely available and when they are, it comes with a cost. Digital literacy has ventured in Kenyan but not many people have embraced it. This is majorly due to ignorance, lack of knowledge or where to access […]
View Post #BAKETraining, Nakuru, US EmbassyBlogging is a growing source of self-employment for those with the awareness and right skills. BAKE’s mandate is in developing online skills in an effort to promote online content creation & free expression in Kenya. In light of this, we will be hosting several events during the year. The training will be free for all […]
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