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Njeri Wangari

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Njeri Wangari is the Project Lead for Kenya Monitor, a Citizen Journalism site for news and stories by Kenyans a project of the Bloggers Association of Kenya. Njeri is also the BAKE's Director of programs managing training and outreach programs. She is a multi-talented published Poet, blogger, Art & Tech enthusiast who started blogging in 2005. Njeri is very passionate about Citizen Journalism and expresses her passion through training workshops, talks and her writing on the same. Njeri is also equally passionate about Arts & Culture and Technology and writes on them through her blogs KenyanPoet.com and AfroMum.com
Free Speech

Internet Freedoms Citizen Education Campaign launch on 15th December

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When you log onto the internet, do you fully understand your rights as an internet user? Are you aware of your right to hold...
Free Speech

KENIC’s shut down of a Kenyan Domain an infringement on internet Freedoms

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Earlier today, a Kenyan registered website www.isUhuruInKenya.co.ke was brought down by Kenya's Top Level domain custodian KENIC. The website which was created last week on Friday 4th December, was deleted today at 6am in the morning in what the Kenya Monitor team has deduced to be pressure from the government following its popularity as Kenyans Online continue to build pressure on the current government to account for the president's numerous travels abroad.
Human Rights

Kisumu residents turn out in large numbers to protest Insecurity in their County

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Hundreds Kisumu residents today Friday 21st August turned out in large numbers in a peaceful demonstration to petition the County Police Commander and The Governor of Kisumu to take action against an increase in crime rate in the Lakeside city of Kisumu.
Education

North Eastern residents take to the streets over education crisis

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Hundreds of residents in the three counties of the North Eastern Province today took to the streets protesting against the worsening situation in the education sector in the region. Led by civil society groups in the region, the placard waving students, parents and angry residents presented their grievances to the local education offices. Education in the region came down to its knees after non-local teachers fled the region following increased terror threats climaxed by the Garissa University attack on April 2 in which 147 people most of the students lost their lives.
Jukumu Letu

Kisumu residents to hold peaceful demonstration due to rise in insecurity

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Kisumu residents online have organised a peaceful demonstration on Friday 21st August from 10am at the Kisumu Taifa Park to demand action on the growing insecurity in Kisumu City. The hashtags #InsecurityInKisumu and #KisumuLivesMatter are being used to rally support for the peaceful demonstration
Arts

Hivos & Equity Bank partner for a Kenyan Fashion Stakeholders Forum

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The first Kenyan Fashion Stakeholders forum was held yesterday following a partnership between the Equity Foundation, and Hivos and the Association of Fashion Designers...
Governance

Kenyan Media gets a tongue lashing for lack of adequate coverage ahead of GES Summit

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Kenya is on the international spotlight due to the upcoming Global Entrepreneurship Summit taking place next week  from 25-26th July in Nairobi. Kenya is the...
Human Rights

ICTJ to Hold Consultative Forum at PAWA 254

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The International Centre for Transitional Justice (ICTJ) considers the youth an integral part of peace achievement, and a key player in shaping and strengthening...
Governance

Mzalendo & BAKE to train Political & Development Bloggers, how to apply

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Are you looking to improve your writing or blogging skills on any of the following topics: Parliamentary business, Devolution and County Assemblies work, data...
Free Speech

Kenyan Jessica Musila among the 2015 Internet Freedom Fellows

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Kenyan Jessica Musila is among the five 2015 Internet Freedom Fellows. Jessica Musila is the Executive Director of Mzalendo Trust, the organization behind www.mzalendo.com,...
Free Speech

Student Allan Wadi freed from a 2 year jail term after successful appeal

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University student Allan Wadi Okengo who was sentenced to jail in January this year to serve a 2 year jail sentence for hate speech...
Human Rights

Secure whistle blowing platform for Africa AfriLeaks to launch in Kenya

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AfriLEAKS, a secure anonymous whistle blowing platform for African nations will be formally launched first in Kenya, Nigeria and South Africa respectively in the...
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