Lets face it. Everyone seems to be on social media in Kenya these days. As in EVERYONE. Indeed, it was hardly 5 years ago that the likes of Facebook really started taking off and it seemed more like a novelty rather than a mainstream paradigm shift of how people connected

It was inevitable. The YU mobile network had been bleeding red ink for far too long. However, what is somewhat surprising is the manner in which they will cease to operate in Kenya’s super competitive mobile network space. There had been rumours and talk of some big global players planning

Flappy Bird is now the stuff of mobile app legend almost three weeks since it was unceremoniously yanked from all mobile app stores globally for no other reason than its creator believing he created a monster that he had to kill. It has become the unlikely hero of independent (indie)