Hi,
While trying to push such laws shouldn’t they be looking at credentialing
people without formal ICT schooling but have the experience, knowledge and
skills to back them? These people have talent and positively contribute in
the industry. Some countries have learning institutions credentialing
professionals based on their body of work and so long as they can
demonstrate this they are awarded the degrees or other government approved
certifications. Here is an example of such
Link
Liz
On Mon, Dec 4, 2017 at 3:18 PM, Ahmed Mohamed Maawy via kictanet <
kictanet@lists.kictanet.or.ke> wrote:
> I wonder how some of the ground breaking technology companies – such as
> for instance Google Kenya, can operate if this bill is passed.
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>> EricKigada: Kenya’s controversial ICT Practitioners Bill 2016 to be tabled in parliament againtechmoran.com/kenyas-controv…https://twitter.com/EricKigada/status/937309893954031616
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