What has been happening this week? I hope we still have the enthusiasm to attend and participate in virtual meetings.

A.

Ms. Ninanjira Sambuli in this article, she pens that "As we mach on towards a blurring of analogue and digital, it is important to remember that digital inequalities mirror those that exist offline" In her African response(s) to a global crisis 

B. 

Can employees speak out against their bosses? 

Yes, this can happen.

Jack, Twitter boss drew the line on what is factual or not factual information. But in the other end, Micheal, FB chief executive  thought otherwise. His employees have taken a step of speaking out publicly against their boss.

 https://www-wired-com.cdn.ampproject.org/c/s/www.wired.com/story/facebook-employees-rare-step-call-out-mark-zuckerberg/amp

C. 

Who misses Kenyan politicians rushing to courts to be heard before Wanjiku has been served?

There is great transformation within Kenya's Judiciary, for instance, the Court of Appeal will hear 185 appeals and applications this month via virtual means.  To see how the 3rd arm of government is fairing visit their twitter page @Kenyajudiciary 

You can also read our proposals to the Judiciary on the Use of Video Conferencing in Judicial Proceedings during the Covid-19 Pandemic and going into the 'new normal' https://t.co/xSeZSSngwY

Updates :

The Computer Misuse and Cybercrines Act was heard this weak at Court of Appeal. A good step so to speak. The court will give directions on July 31 if some sections will be suspended until the appeal is heard and determined.

The Public Service Commission wants to fill in new board members of the Universal service fund. #ikoKazi for those who want to ensure every corner of the country is connected. The Standard had great highlights on the same  https://www.standardmedia.co.ke/mobile/amp/article/2001374036/state-seeks-to-fill-universal-service-fund-board-slots?__twitter_impression=true

KRA has proposed new tax measures for digital service providers, kindly take time to make your recommendations on the same. Visit the KRA portal for more.

I know a lot more has been happening, we shall keep you posted as things unfold.

Budget week is ahead not forgetting June 6th which does not deserve "makasiriko" whichever way it go!

Happy Weekend!!