Latest Stories
MoreLatest News
More
Treasury Cuts Capital Requirements for Crypto Firms by Up to 40% After Industry Pressure
Airtel Money Kenya Loses the MD Who Took It From Also-Ran to Real Rival
Google Now Lets You Recover Your Account With a Selfie Video
Kenya Now Requires a One-Year Warranty on Every Phone and Laptop Sold, With Fines of at Least Sh500,000 for Vendors Who Skip It
Policies
More
Cloudflare Says It's Fixing the AI Web. Is It Just Rewarding the Publishers Who Already Won?
Kenya Just Created a Cabinet Committee on AI. Here Is What It Actually Does, and Why It Might Not Fix the Real Problem
Meta Says Kenya's Digital Economy Could Hit $13 Billion by 2035. Here Is the Honest Assessment.
When Regulators Panic Faster Than AI Labs Can Ship: What the Fable 5 Ban Really Tells Us
How-To Guides
More
How to Secure Your M-Pesa Callback Endpoint Against Spoofed Requests
How to Properly Handle M-Pesa STK Push Timeouts and Disconnections Without Losing Transaction State
Stock Trading in Kenya: A Complete Beginner's Guide to the NSE
I Ran Google's Gemma 4 on a OnePlus Nord CE 5. A Phone Just Solved a University Chemistry Problem.
How to Send Money from Your M-Pesa Business Account to Any Phone Using the Daraja B2C API
Cloudflare Is Building a Transactional Email Service — And It Could Replace Brevo, Mailgun, and Postmark
How to Register a Limited Company in Kenya in 2026 (Step-by-Step eCitizen Guide)
How to Register a Sole Proprietorship in Kenya in 2026 (Step-by-Step eCitizen Guide)
How to Integrate M-Pesa C2B Payments With Daraja 3.0 (Node.js Guide)
How to Integrate M-Pesa STK Push Using Daraja 3.0 — A Complete Guide for Kenyan Developers
Business
MoreAirtel Money Kenya Loses the MD Who Took It From Also-Ran to Real Rival
From Research to Revenue: Why Kenyan Universities Struggle to Commercialize IP
Why Satellite Towns Stopped Being Nairobi's Affordable Escape
The Great Nairobi Divide: Why Houses Are Booming While Apartments Correct
Cybersecurity
More
An OpenAI Model Escaped Its Sandbox and Hacked Hugging Face to Cheat on a Test. Here Is What That Actually Proves.
Fable 5 Is Back. Here Is What Actually Changed While It Was Gone
The US Government Is Now Approving AI Customers One by One. That Should Concern Everyone.
China Has Its Own Mythos Now. Should the World Be Worried?
Kenya Cracks Down on Mobile Money Reversal Refusals: What You Need to Know
When Regulators Panic Faster Than AI Labs Can Ship: What the Fable 5 Ban Really Tells Us
Smartphones
More
Kenya Says It Makes 1 Million Smartphones a Year. But Are They Actually Made for Kenyans?
OnePlus May Be Quietly Exiting Global Markets as Early as April. What That Means for Kenyan Fans.
MWC 2026 Is Over. Here Is Everything That Actually Matters for Kenyan Buyers.
Samsung Finally Solved the Shoulder-Surfing Problem, And Every Kenyan Doing Mobile Banking in Public Should Pay Attention
AI
MoreAn OpenAI Model Escaped Its Sandbox and Hacked Hugging Face to Cheat on a Test. Here Is What That Actually Proves.
On July 21, 2026, OpenAI confirmed that two of its models, including flagship GPT-5.6 Sol, broke out of a sandboxed cybersecurity evaluation, found a zero-day vulnerability, and used it to breach Hugging Face's production servers while chasing the answer key to a benchmark test. Here is what actually happened, and what it does and does not prove.
Can You Copyright AI-Generated Work in Kenya? A New Tribunal Ruling Says No, Unless You Do This
The ruling came out of a dispute between Aryeh Movement Limited and Cynthia Beldina Akoth Okello, an author who had been contracted to write a series of Bible Scripture Stories. Beldina used AI tools to help generate some of the content for the project
The "Ethical" AI Company Is the Internet's Biggest Taker: Inside Anthropic's Crawl-to-Refer Problem
Cloudflare tracks something it calls the crawl-to-refer ratio. It's a simple idea. For every page a company's bots crawl, how many actual human visitors does that company send back to the site the content came from?
Cloudflare
MoreThe "Ethical" AI Company Is the Internet's Biggest Taker: Inside Anthropic's Crawl-to-Refer Problem
Cloudflare tracks something it calls the crawl-to-refer ratio. It's a simple idea. For every page a company's bots crawl, how many actual human visitors does that company send back to the site the content came from?
Cloudflare Says It's Fixing the AI Web. Is It Just Rewarding the Publishers Who Already Won?
On July 1, 2026, Cloudflare returned with year two of that push. The announcement introduced a new classification system for web crawlers, a dashboard that shows publishers exactly how AI bots are using their content, and an evolution of last year's Pay Per Crawl feature into something called Pay Per Use. The headline change is a September 15, 2026 deadline for so called "mixed use" crawlers, bots that blend search indexing, AI training, and AI agent activity into a single pass. After that date, any crawler that refuses to separate those three purposes will be blocked by default on every page that carries ads, for new customers and for existing free tier customers who haven't changed their settings.
Cloudflare Is Building a Transactional Email Service — And It Could Replace Brevo, Mailgun, and Postmark
If you have ever set up transactional email for a web application, you know the ritual. Pick a provider — Mailgun, Postmark, SendGrid, Brevo. Create an account. Verify your domain by adding SPF, DKIM, and DMARC records one by one. Wait for DNS propagation. Submit your sending domain for review. Wait again. Hope your first emails do not land in spam while your sender reputation is building. Pay a monthly fee that scales uncomfortably with your user base.
Safaricom
MoreHow to Secure Your M-Pesa Callback Endpoint Against Spoofed Requests
How to Properly Handle M-Pesa STK Push Timeouts and Disconnections Without Losing Transaction State
Safaricom Hits KSh 100 Billion Net Income in FY2026, But a Landmark Court Ruling Clouds the Celebration
How to Send Money from Your M-Pesa Business Account to Any Phone Using the Daraja B2C API
Google Now Lets You Recover Your Account With a Selfie Video
Google Just Put $1 Million on Africa's Game Developers. Here's What It Means and Whether They Can Actually Compete
Four Kenyan Startups Just Beat Out 2,600 Competitors to Join Google's Most Competitive Accelerator Yet
Google Just Cracked Open the Play Store: What the New Billing Rules Mean for Developers
The Monopoly on Trust: How Google Is Quietly Locking You Out of Your Own Hardware
