We have launched the State of the Internet in Kenya 2019 Report. The report, fourth of its kind, documents significant events in the digital space in Kenya in t...
The technology sector has expanded to most if not all sectors in the economy. The judicial system has not been left behind. Technology has changed the pace in t...
Two weeks ago, we re-ignited a conversation that we had started in 2019, on the role of businesses and the state in protecting human rights. We found that busin...
We will be holding part 2 of the Business Human Rights webinar on the 27th August 2020 from 11 am to 1 pm. The first part was held last week. Read about it her...
In the past, companies have approached human rights issues through their corporate social responsibility (CSR). This, however, gave them the freedom to choose w...
Writer Annie Dillard once said, how we spend our days, is how we spend our lives. For many of us, a large portion of our time is spent at work. Averagely, peopl...
The creative sector in Kenya has come a long way. We have had Family shows like Tausi , Vitimbi, Vioja Mahakamani, to comedy like Redikulas, Red Korna, and Kaj...
We are opening applications for the 2020 Digital Literacy and Fake News Virtual Training.
The training aims at creating awareness and stimulating conversati...
The Africa Law Tech Festival was held from 6th to 11th March and brought together stakeholders from the law and technology spheres. The festival which included...
By Lolyne Ongeri and Selina Onyando
The Africa law tech Conference was held on day four and five of the festival at the Radisson Blu hotel in Upperhill Nairo...
