Sir Martin

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[Sir Martin @Mart1nTweets]

We're live again, Glad to be back☺️.

[Dr. Raymond Omollo — CBS @ray_omollo]

Much of what is currently circulating online about The Computer Misuse and Cybercrimes (Amendment) Act, 2024 is misleading or entirely inaccurate.

Rather than depending on media summaries or social media commentaries, citizens are encouraged to read the adopted Bill to understand what has actually changed.

The amendments are progressive, expanding the mandate of the National Computer and Cybercrimes Coordination Committee (NC4), by empowering it to issue lawful directives against websites involved in child pornography, human trafficking or terrorism.

Additionally, it introduces new provisions criminalizing deliberate cyberspace actions that drive victims to suicide, underscoring the government's commitment to protecting citizens from emerging digital harms.

This law comes at a crucial time, as Kenya accelerates the growth of its Digital Economy through the Digital Superhighway, one of the key pillars of the Bottom-Up Economic Transformation Agenda (BETA).

A secure and trustworthy cyberspace is indispensable to digital innovation, e-commerce, online service delivery and the protection of citizens' data and livelihoods.

[4-1-1 @WittyWhispers_]

Kenya’s digital space moves fast, but the law has now caught up. The Cybercrimes Law ensures justice keeps pace with innovation, protecting citizens from fraud, cyberbullying, identity theft, and digital exploitation.
#DigitalSafetyKe #CyberSmartKenya
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[4-1-1 @WittyWhispers_]

The Computer Misuse and Cybercrimes (Amendment) Act, 2025 is not control—it’s protection. It strengthens Kenya’s constitutional promise of safety and privacy, building a trusted digital space for citizens, creators, and businesses alike.
#DigitalSafetyKe #CyberSmartKenya

[4-1-1 @WittyWhispers_]

When a parent’s savings vanish through phishing or a child’s photo is misused online, the pain is real. The Cybercrimes Law shields Kenyans from these harms, ensuring safety, privacy, and dignity in every digital interaction.
#DigitalSafetyKe #CyberSmartKenya

[Lewis Menya JaKoredo® @LewisMenya]

Raising public understanding of the reasons behind this law is vital, as it fulfills Kenya’s international commitments under the Budapest Convention rather than targeting any group.
#DigitalSafetyKe #CyberSmartKenya

[Lewis Menya JaKoredo® @LewisMenya]

Kenya is moving toward the ratification of the Budapest Convention, a key international agreement on cybercrime and cybersecurity. The proposed legislation seeks to align national laws with the convention by expanding definitions #DigitalSafetyKe #CyberSmartKenya

[Lewis Menya JaKoredo® @LewisMenya]

No new changes were introduced under Section 22, as the cited provisions already exist in the law. The clarification highlights that although the term “false” is not directly defined, its meaning is derived from context.
#DigitalSafetyKe #CyberSmartKenya

[Philister Manyatta @PhilisterMnytta]

This law isn’t about control. It’s about protection — creating a secure digital environment where Kenyans can work, learn, and express themselves without fear. #DigitalSafetyKe #CyberSmartKenya

[Philister Manyatta @PhilisterMnytta]

The Computer Misuse and Cybercrimes (Amendment) Act, 2025 ensures your data, identity, and safety are protected in a fast-changing online world. Safety online is freedom offline. #DigitalSafetyKe #CyberSmartKenya

[Philister Manyatta @PhilisterMnytta]

When a parent loses savings to phishing or a child’s photo is misused, it’s not just crime — it’s violation. The new Cybercrime Law restores digital dignity. #DigitalSafetyKe #CyberSmartKenya