I guess his excellency has a point despite the fact that it may not be a popular decision, the media has genuine concerns which in my opinion should be given the attention they deserve but the bill also addresses other ICT sectors which are crucial in this country, but i would urge our brothers in the fourth estate to approach the issue with some sobriety, we are a civilised society and dialogue should be given a chance on any contentious issues if we are to move forward. Regards On Fri, Jan 2, 2009 at 6:11 PM, Wainaina Mungai <[email protected]> wrote:
Happy New Year for ICT development in Kenya.
We can now look at the Media's concerns on the Kenya Communications Act and support whatever amendments may be justified.
Wainaina
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