Constitution

Last week I discussed the need to protect data owners from having their data collected, collated, analysed, stored and used without their express consent. Ideally, calling for protection of the [...]

Do the following scenarios ring a bell? 1. You walk into an establishment, you purchase goods or services through MPesa, a few hours or days later, the establishment in bombarding you with [...]

Here are my reflections on the proposed Data Protection Bill, 2018 as presented to the Senate ICT Committee.

  In response to the raging debate on data protection and perhaps in view of the ongoing debate in Europe on the coming into force of the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), a Data [...]

The Kenyan society is a patriarchal one, and this is particularly evident in elective politics. Women have found it challenging to compete for and win elected positions, despite the pledge of the [...]

Ever been in traffic and seen a convoy of at least three high end vehicles transporting a Cabinet Secretary or Governor? Ever noticed that each financial year the Government of Kenya purchases [...]