Ethiopia: Internet Shutdown Amidst Recent Protests?
Image Credit: www.shutterstock.com Nearly 100 deaths and thousands of arrests have been reported in Ethiopia over the last days, as …Continue reading →
View ArticleCIPIT Research Reveals Evidence of Internet Traffic Tampering in Kenya: The...
CIPIT has been conducting network measurements on Kenyan Internet Service Providers (ISPs) since June 2016 using assorted techniques. Between 6 …Continue reading →
View ArticleKenyan Elections and Alleged Hacking: A Look at the available evidence
Our preliminary analysis rules out hacking based on the evidence presented. Considering that absence of evidence does not imply evidence of absence, this should not be taken to mean the IEBC may not...
View ArticleInternet Speed Throttling Surrounding Repeat Election?
On the eve of the fresh presidential elections in Kenya, Internet users reported slow Internet speeds while accessing social media and streaming …Continue reading →
View ArticleWhat have we learnt from studying 5 years of Internet Disruptions in Africa?
On the one side, countries are investing heavily on communication and transport infrastructure for economic connectivity yet easily reversing the marginal gains made by their intentional Internet...
View ArticleCIPIT’s report on the nature of information controls during election processes
By Jentrix Wanyama Elections are an area of great interest and concern in equal measure across many parts of the …Continue reading →
View ArticleDigital surveillance in health emergencies
By Grace Mutung’u and Dr Isaac Rutenberg Like many of her African counterparts, Kenya faces unique challenges and opportunities in …Continue reading →
View ArticleLicensed Traffic Prioritization? Internet Usage in the Wake of a Pandemic &...
By Abdulmalik Sugow Since early this year, the world has been facing a devastating pandemic that has significantly altered how …Continue reading →
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