Posts Tagged: Information Technology

Insights, analysis, and commentary on intellectual property, information technology law, and digital policy in Africa, filtered by the topic "Information Technology".


Internet Governance Forum 2017 Day 4

On the last day of #IGF2017, only the able few were left as the number of participants dramatically dropped. The first session of the day...

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Internet Governance Forum 2017 Day 3

The third day of #IGF2017 was unique since two of the five sessions attended were on the cybersecurity theme. The first session kicked off at...

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Internet Governance Forum 2017 Day 2

A full day of #IGF2017 began with a content-packed session on ‘Emerging Challenges for Data Protection in Latin American Countries’. As Kenya continues to grapple...

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Internet Governance Forum 2017 Day 1

After dealing with the long queues and accreditation process at the United Nations (UN) Palais Des Nations, the first session on the radar was titled...

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CIPIT Research Investigates Misuse of Biometric Voter Data and Impact on Kenyans’ Privacy

CIPIT is currently investigating how the privacy of Kenyan citizens was affected by the use of biometric data during the just concluded 2017 General Elections...

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A Review of the Computer and Cybercrimes Bill, 2017: Offenses

By Francis Monyango The question of how prepared Kenya is to deal with cybercrimes can no longer be wished away. Cybercrimes not only cause damage;...

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Is Kenya Ready for Unique Identifiers? Part I

By Francis Monyango It is reported that some 1.6 million students have registered to sit for the Kenya Certificate of Primary Education (KCPE) and Kenya...

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Quick Thoughts on Biometrics, General Elections and Security in Kenya

By Francis Monyango** In 1927, Liberian opposition presidential candidate Thomas J Faulkner was confident of unseating the incumbent in the general elections. The Faulkner-led People’s Party...

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A Review of the Communications Authority Guidelines for Dissemination of Political SMS Text Messages and Social Media Content

By Francis Monyango** In the run-up to the 2013 elections, Safaricom announced that it would control political messaging distributed via its network. This measure was...

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