Mahakama Kenya yazuia matumizi ya vifungu kadhaa vya Sheria ya Mitandao iliyopitishwa na Rais Kenyatta majuzi

[Nalendwa]

Hows you? Welcome back. Bad news jirani. Lifestyle audit is the key word. The curse of corruption in high places.....and the goddamned sugar barons served us....wait for it.... mercury! [emoji15] Chisos!!! [emoji23]

Heheheh!, WOW! 😀😀😀

Gotta be back to this...lol!

 

[pingli-nywee]

Heheheh!, WOW! 😀😀😀

Gotta be back to this...lol!

😀😀😀 WOW is not the word. You should have said Chisos! 🙂 Am even shocked myself! I know I got your full undivided attention now. Damn, I should be a world reknowned script writer by now. 😀

 

[Nalendwa]

😀😀😀 WOW is not the word. You should have said Chisos! 🙂 Am even shocked myself! I know I got your full undivided attention now! Damn, I should be a world reknowned script writer by now. 😀

Hahahah, haki wewe...LOL

 

[pingli-nywee]

Hahahah, haki wewe...LOL

Hahaha, 😀 howz you anyway? Am cool, literaly, but the mercury in my blood is no fun. Just take your best guess about what happens when the temparatures change drastically. [emoji38]

 

[Nalendwa]

Hahaha, 😀 howz you anyway? Am cool, literaly, but the mercury in my blood is no fun. Take your best guess about what happens when the temparatures change drastically. [emoji38]

[emoji38] I hope it's not some serious..

Me is good thanks to Maulana! [emoji51]

You just made me have a second thought about that mercury sasa...[emoji38]

 

[pingli-nywee]

[emoji38] I hope it's not some serious..

Me is good thanks to Maulana! [emoji51]

You just made have a second thought about that mercury sasa...[emoji38]

Hahaha. 😀 You are such a nice sport. Nice to hear that you are getting along just fine. Don't worry ill fight the mercury and behave myself. Its real though my dear, there was mercury in the sugar. Its amazing, I lost the zeal to be mad about such outrageous stuff a long time ago.

 

[Nalendwa]

Hahaha. 😀 You are such a nice sport. Nice to hear that you are getting along just fine. Don't worry ill fight the mercury and behave myself. Its real though my dear, there was mercury in the sugar. Its amazing, I lost the zeal to be mad about such outrageous stuff a long time ago.

Hahah!, good to know..😀😀

 

[pingli-nywee]

Hahah!, good to know..😀😀

[emoji106][emoji106][emoji106][emoji40] 😎

 

[Herbalist Dr MziziMkavu]

MAY 30, 2018

Kenyan court blocks new online rules after free speech petition


NAIROBI (Reuters) - A new cybercrime law came into force in Kenya on Wednesday, but without a ban on “false” information, after bloggers and journalists won a court order blocking rules they said could curtail free expression.

The Computer Misuse and Cybercrimes Act, signed by President Uhuru Kenyatta two weeks ago, is aimed at addressing online abuse that was not covered by laws that predated the proliferation of social media.

But the Bloggers Association of Kenya (BAKE) and the Kenya Union of Journalists (KUJ) successfully petitioned a court to block parts of it.

On Tuesday, high court judge Chacha Mwita listed 26 sections of the law as regulations that would affect fundamental rights and freedoms and granted “conservatory orders” preventing anyone being charged under those clauses, pending a definitive ruling on July 18.

BAKE director James Wamathai said: “These sections purport to regulate false news but unfortunately that is against the constitution ... there are existing laws to remedy cases when someone is lying, we don’t need this.”

Other parts of the law penalize cyber-espionage and child pornography.

Judge Chacha Mwita has declared that the following sections are suspended until the case is heard:

Section 5 – Composition of the National Computer and Cybercrimes Coordination Committee
Section 16- Unauthorised interference
Section 17- Unauthorized interception
Section 22 – False publications
Section 23 – Publication of false information
Section 24- Child pornography
Section 27 – Cyber harassment
Section 28 – Cybersquatting
Section 29 – Identity theft and impersonation
Section 31 – Interception of electronic messages or money transfers
Section 32 – Willful misdirection of electronic messages
Section 33 – Cyber terrorism
Section 34 – Inducement to deliver electronic message
Section 35- Intentionally withholding message delivered erroneously
Section 36 – Unlawful destruction of electronic messages
Section 37- Wrongful distribution of obscene or intimate images.
Section 38- Fraudlent use of electronic data
Section 39- Issuance of false e-instructions
Section 40- Reportng of cyber threat
Section 41- Employee responsibility to relinquish access condes
Section 48 – Search and seizure of stored computer data
Section 49 – Record of and access to seized data
Section 50 – Production order
Section 51- Expedited preservation and partial disclosure of traffic data
Section 52 – Real-time collection of traffic data
Section 53- Interception of content data

Other East African countries have passed laws that activists complain curtail free expression.

Tanzania’s government won a court case on Tuesday against opponents of new regulations that require bloggers and activists to pay a license fee of up to $900 and disclose their financial backers.

In April, Uganda announced plans to tax social media users. Kenyan court blocks new online rules after free speech petition

Hizi nchi za Afrika zinabana Uhuru wa Media aka Mitandao na Ma-blog bado tupo nyuma sana kimaendeleo tunajitawala wenyewe watu weusi lakini Tunakandamizana sisi wenyewe. Bora ulaya kuna uhuru wa media kuliko bara la afrika Viongozi walioko madarakani hawataki kukosolewa wanajifanya miungu watu. Mungu anawaona na Mungu atawahukumu muda sio mrefu.