Hi James,

I agree it is very unfortunate. It would be interesting to know why this is the case. Is the local content available online easily accessible and relevant to Kenyans? How are we promoting local content online and who is responsible for ensuring that we have more local content being consumed by Kenyans online?

Kind regards,

Sylvia Musalagani

Open Society

Freedom of Expression

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Sent: Thursday, 24 September, 2015 11:40:58
Subject: [kictanet] Most visited websites in Kenya

Hello listers,

I think it's unfortunate that over 300 of the top 500 most visited websites in Kenya are international http://www.hapakenya.com/2015/09/21/blogs-dominate-the-list-of-most-visited-kenyan-websites/

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