Kenya has called for stronger international cooperation to protect critical digital systems from disruption as the country accelerates its transition to an increasingly technology-driven economy. Cabinet Secretary for Information, Communications and the Digital Economy William Kabogo said governments could no longer treat digital resilience as a purely technical matter, arguing that the ability to keep essential services running during a…
The High Court has summoned the Chief Executive Officer of the Council of Governors to…
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Kenya has called for stronger international cooperation to protect critical digital systems from disruption as…
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A proposed overhaul of Kenya’s higher education financing system has come under fresh scrutiny, with…
President William Ruto has fulfilled the promise he made to Thika High School, in Thika…
