Kenya has released the findings of a National Steering Committee on Digital Piracy, which estimates the practice costs the economy $712 million (KES92 billion) a year and is calling for a new inter-agency enforcement framework. Cabinet Secretary for Information, Communications and the Digital Economy William Kabogo Gitau released the report on 30 July, five months … The post Kenya Piracy Report Puts Cost to Economy at $712m appeared first on TechTrendsKE .
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