The High Court has ruled that the government cannot block websites without a court order, striking down key provisions of the Computer Misuse and Cybercrimes (Amendment) Act as unconstitutional.
Court strikes down State's website blocking powers. [Courtesy]
For nine months, President William Ruto's administration fought to keep a digital sword hanging over Kenyans' phones and keyboards.
But on Thursday, the Milimani
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