Kenya Ranked 6th in Africa for Digital Rights
Kenya has climbed to 6th place in the Londa 2025 Digital Rights and Inclusion Report, reflecting progress in digital policy and inclusion, even as concerns persist around press freedom, internet disruptions, and data protection...
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Kenya has advanced to 6th place in the 2025 Digital Rights and Inclusion in Africa Report-Londa, a significant jump from 9th place last year. This report, assessing 29 African nations, highlights areas of progress and challenges in digital rights across the continent.
- Kenya scored 37 out of 60, indicating moderate compliance with international digital rights standards.
- The report is compiled by Paradigm Initiative, a pan-African organization focused on digital rights and inclusion.
- Key recommendations for Kenya include halting internet throttling during protests, repealing parts of the Computer Misuse and Cybercrimes Amendment Act 2024, and expanding affordable rural connectivity.
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