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Jijuze
Jijuze
70 episodes
6 days ago
This podcast dives deep into the stories shaping Kenya’s socio-economic, political, and cultural landscapes. From the latest government policies and business trends to groundbreaking technology and social issues, Jijuze: The Kenyan Pulse brings expert analysis and diverse perspectives to help listeners stay informed and engaged.
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This podcast dives deep into the stories shaping Kenya’s socio-economic, political, and cultural landscapes. From the latest government policies and business trends to groundbreaking technology and social issues, Jijuze: The Kenyan Pulse brings expert analysis and diverse perspectives to help listeners stay informed and engaged.
Show more...
News Commentary
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Digital Dilemmas: Kenya’s New Cybercrime Law Tests the Boundaries of Free Speech
Jijuze
5 minutes
1 week ago
Digital Dilemmas: Kenya’s New Cybercrime Law Tests the Boundaries of Free Speech
The podcast episode from Jijuze, hosted by Brian, concerns the controversy over the Computer Misuse and Cybercrimes Amendment Act 2024 recently signed into law by Kenyan President William Ruto. Critics argue that the timing of the signing amid national grief is suspicious, and hashtags denouncing the law have since trended across social platforms. They are concerned with the law's vague definitions and its potential criminalization of dissent, as well as the severe penalties it imposes. Despite government claims that the law is necessary for tackling online threats, activists see this act as part of a trend towards reduced civic space in Kenya. The current High Court case examining the constitutionality of the law could define the nation's balance between security and digital freedom.
  • Kenyan court suspends controversial sections of cybercrime law
  • High Court suspends key provisions of Ruto's newly assented cybercrime law
  • President Ruto clarifies cyber crime law amid public debate – Kenya News Agency
  • Kenya Begins Drafting National Data Governance Policy - TechAfrica News
  • Privacy vs. Security — Kenya’s New Surveillance Dilemma | Jijuze
  • Court suspends cyber harassment section in new Computer Misuse law
Jijuze
This podcast dives deep into the stories shaping Kenya’s socio-economic, political, and cultural landscapes. From the latest government policies and business trends to groundbreaking technology and social issues, Jijuze: The Kenyan Pulse brings expert analysis and diverse perspectives to help listeners stay informed and engaged.