KICTANet

@KICTANet

The KICTANet is a multi-stakeholder platform for people and institutions interested and involved in ICT policy and regulation.

Nairobi, KE
kictanet.or.ke
Joined August 2011
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    Today with we brainstorm on

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  2. Feb 17

    Check out our visual presentation of Kenyan perspectives on digital privacy

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    WALUBENGO: Hacked again - why the government's cybersecurity must be questioned via

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    Feb 8

    Kenya Government mandates DNA-linked national ID, without data protection law via

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  5. Feb 7

    Facebook to open content review center in .

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    Feb 6

    Human-Centered — 7 steps to stay focused on the user when designing with ML:

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    Uganda shuts main independent news website via

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    Feb 5

    Access Now joins in calling on the Congress to refuse funding the "smart wall" for border . Tech like facial recognition, algorithmic risk assessment, and biometrics should not be used to spy on immigrants. 1/2

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  9. Feb 5

    Thank you for highlighting us as digital rights campaigners . Lets continue the good fight

    Replying to @MikeOghia @Bomu @ekenyanito
    Thank you! The other experts are:
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  10. Feb 5

    Replying to @MikeOghia @Bomu @ekenyanito
    Thank you! The other experts are:
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    Feb 5

    How do Kenyan experts evaluate digital participation in ? Read the results of our research here:

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    Feb 5

    A breakdown of the proposed Kenya ICT Practitioners Bill.

    ICT practitioners bill is back!
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    Feb 5
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    If IT professionals feel they would like to have an association or a lobby body, the constitution allows for creation of groups already.....but what fruits have been seen from the existing bodies?

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    Feb 5
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    I'm still wondering, what is this big problem that this bill is trying to solve? Is it just to introduce a practitioners license which I'm still wondering for what purpose? Or is it to regulate training where most IT professionals learn more just From Google and stackoverflow?

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    Feb 5

    Are you in ICT space in Kenya? Are you aware of the ? Follow this thread by to find our its content, what it means for you in the space and for those who want to jump in. Share your thoughts too.

    ICT practitioners bill is back!
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    Feb 4

    Using the internet is fun. Enjoy it most by keeping your children safe. Use the SMART rules guidelines to keep an eye on your kids

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  17. Feb 5

    What effect will the ICT practitioners bill have in the ICT industry? on innovation, levels of unemployment, practice and income distribution? Given that ICT has permeated every other sector?

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  18. Feb 5

    Bill provides for both Registration(s. 19) and Licensing (s.24): Compliance with both steps would pose unnecessary barriers. No clear need for both. The provisions borrowed from the Advocates Act but skillsets are completely different in the two industries.

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  19. Feb 5

    Concerns from ICT stakeholders: The intent of the bill is not clear.What problem is it set to cure? What are the alternatives?

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  20. Feb 5

    Under this bill, you are eligible for membership if you have a bachelors degree in ICT, STEM degree, a diploma in IT with 5yrs experience or if you have another bachelors degree and experience of 5 yrs in the ICT field.

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