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Information Communication Technology Practitioners Bill, 2020: An advancement or regressing on technology?

Information Communication Technology Practitioners Bill, 2020: An advancement or regressing on technology?

by Kennedy Kithinji | Jun 21, 2022 | Legal update

Loading... Taking too long? Reload document | Open in new tab Globally ICT is more about your talent and passion than what you studied in University. The retrogressive law will slow down innovation and kill talent Tom Makau, an ICT Expert in the African and Global...
High Court holds that the failure of a Statutory Regulator to exercise its mandate is enforceable by those who have suffered loss or harm

High Court holds that the failure of a Statutory Regulator to exercise its mandate is enforceable by those who have suffered loss or harm

by Caxstone Kigata, Kennedy Kithinji and Frankline Otieno | Jun 20, 2022 | Legal update

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Implications of the Finance Bill, 2022 on Tax Procedures

Implications of the Finance Bill, 2022 on Tax Procedures

by Kennedy Kithinji and Frankline Otieno | Jun 6, 2022 | Legal update

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A Good Start to Shaping Start-Ups in Kenya; A review of the Startup Bill, 2021

A Good Start to Shaping Start-Ups in Kenya; A review of the Startup Bill, 2021

by Caxstone Kigata and Kennedy Kithinji | May 30, 2022 | Legal update

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Redefining the legal threshold for grant of Interlocutory injunctions in cases where Banks are exercising their Right of Redemption

Redefining the legal threshold for grant of Interlocutory injunctions in cases where Banks are exercising their Right of Redemption

by Prestone Wawire, Caxstone Kigata and Kennedy Kithinji | May 23, 2022 | Legal update

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