Social Media and National Security: Impact of High Court Ruling in CORD v. Republic of Kenya Case
“…It is only those provisions which disclose a danger to life and limb or imminent danger to the Bill of Rights at that very moment...
Read MoreStanding up for the Right Thing: The Role of Twitter Hashtags in African Social Media Activism
On April 14, 2014, the Nigerian militant Islamist group Boko Haram kidnapped 276 school girls in the town of Chibok. “Boko Haram” translates to the...
Read MoreThe Penal Code & Social Media in Kenya: Criminal Liability for Undermining Authority of Public Officer
Recently, this blogger has come across two cases of social media users in Kenya being arrested, detained and charged in criminal court for their tweets...
Read MoreConsumer Protection Lobby Slammed for Social Media Attack Against Corporate: High Court Ruling in CFC Stanbic Bank Limited v. COFEK
This blogger has come across the recent High Court ruling in the case of CFC Stanbic Bank Limited v Consumer Federation of Kenya (COFEK) &...
Read MoreFrom #ButWithAromat to #GMOinKenya: Social Media and Food Law
As many readers may know, Aromat is the brand name of an all-purpose food seasoning produced under the brand name Knorr, which is owned by...
Read MoreNew Cases to Test the Protection of Image Rights: Microsoft, Safaricom and German Embassy in Kenya
‘Image rights’ generally refer to an individual’s proprietary right in their personality and the right to prevent unauthorised use of their name or image or...
Read MoreRegulation of Bloggers under the Kenya Media Council Act
This year, we have highlighted the cases of Robert Alai, Kenya Daily Post and Dead Beat Kenya as examples to illustrate the delicate balance that...
Read MoreReview: High Court Ruling in Anne Waiguru v. Google Inc. Case
The High Court has recently made a ruling in the case of Anne Waiguru v. Google Inc & 2 others [2014] eKLR in which Cabinet...
Read MoreReview: High Court Ruling in Safaricom v. Robert Alai Case
Earlier this year, the High Court made a ruling in the case of Safaricom Limited v Robert Alai [2014] eKLR in which the telecommunications giant...
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