Our Co – Organizer, Angela Wanjohi will be at this month’s Hacks/Hackers Nairobi #HHNBO to help make Kenya’s traffic laws easily accessible to citizens.
Journalists sometimes call themselves “hacks,” a tongue-in-cheek term for someone who can churn out words
This past week, there have been several news reports and announcements that the Government seeks identifiable data of persons in order to improve public service delivery.
One of the classes you have to go through as a law student is
The Kenya Copyright Board recently announced the grant of license to three Collective Management Organizations to collect royalties on behalf of content creators for the year 2019.
KECOBO licenses and supervises the collective management organizations in Kenya.
Currently, there are three
Recent news articles based on the Editor General’s report are showing that the anti-counterfeits agency’s ability to combat flow of illicit goods will remain hampered due to staff shortages.
Auditor-General Edward Ouko says the Anti-Counterfeit Agency had 73 workers against
The Law Society of Kenya has filed Petitions before the Constitutional Court to define the administrative process from investigation, arrest (bail) and arraignment, as well as Advocates’ right to practice and citizens’ right of legal representation.
The Law Society of
Kenya was the third most preferred startup investment destination in Africa last year, attracting a total of 73 deals after South Africa and Nigeria which saw 107 and 136 pacts signed respectively, a new report shows.
Digital payments service provider
According to the Business Daily, leading Telecommunications firms Safaricom and Telkom have won tenders worth Sh888 million and Sh350 million respectively in a deal with the Communications Authority of Kenya (CA) to build base transceiver stations to boost network connectivity
As a legal tech community, 2018 saw an increase in numbers, interest, events as well as legal instruments.
Below is a glimpse of our top three.
Data Protection
Data Protection and Privacy was at the helm of our conversations as
Power China was hired to complete the construction of about 265 miles of power line within seven months in Kenya after a Spanish utility company, who began the work, went bankrupt. This was a rather large undertaking for Power China
It has been announced in the local dailies that the body responsible for granting all rights in Industrial Property including Trademarks, The Kenya Industrial Property Institute (KIPI) has issued a Certificate of Trademark Registration to the former President for the
