Eighty-two per cent of the students who sat the bar examinations at the Kenya School of Law last year failed.
A report by a task force chaired by lawyer Fred Ojiambo released in 2017 shows that from 2009 to 2016 only 7,530 out of 16,086 students passed the bar exams while 8,549 failed. That is
Leading telecommunciations industry service providers in Kenya, Airtel and Kenya will be merging.
Telkom Kenya and Airtel Kenya have now officially made public the commencement of merger plans amidst long running rumors on the same. The two carriers are presumed to have agreed to merge their mobile, carrier and enterprise services.
The two will operate
One of the recent conversations that has been a buzz word in recent days has been that of new and emerging technologies. This includes Internet of Things (IOT).
Over the past few months, Code for Africa has been running the sensors.AFRICA project to collect data on air pollution across the continent, with 22 low-cost air
The New York state attorney general’s office on Wednesday announced a $50,000 settlement with a company that made millions of dollars selling fake followers and engagement to social media users seeking to boost their online profiles.
The settlement between New York Attorney General Letitia James (D) and now-defunct social media company Devumi is one of
In the course of this week, the UK Competition and Markets Authority published a guidance note on Influencer Marketing and introduced new requirements which influencers should abide by.
Popular bloggers, vloggers, celebrities and social media personalities (also referred to as ‘influencers’) can have a lot of influence over people’s buying decisions if they promote a
As reported in the Business Daily earlier this week, the Court of Appeal dismissed an appeal by beer maker East African Breweries Limited (EABL) challenging a law passed a few years ago requiring health warning messages to beer bottles.
The Honourable Court found nothing wrong with the law because there was a need to protect
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 in any situation. Hackers use the digital equivalent of duct tape to whip out code.
Impatient with a lack of World Trade Organization rules on the explosive growth of e-commerce, 76 members – including the United States, China, the European Union and Japan – agreed to start negotiating a new framework. China, which is locked in a trade war with the United States, signaled conditional support for the initiative but
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 Jurisprudence. The theory of law. Where you’re taught about the various schools of thought that
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 (3) such CMOs in Kenya and they are: Kenya Association of Music Producers (KAMP),