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Humor me; We’re already paying convenience fees. Which is the fee prescribed by legislation e.g. to reserve a business name pay Kshs. 100. This is already convenience fees. It is

Depends how the convenience fee is used to improve the platform and lives of Kenyans. Read on www.standardmedia.co.ke/business/article/2001266099/unmasking-the-legal-fight-behind-ecitizen-deal-worth-billions On Jan 15, 2018 6:40 PM, “Admin CampusCiti via kictanet”

Social Media and Hate Crime. Can what we saw online against or for others have an effect offline? According to the The Economist, there is some correlation. A new paper

It’s high time we get full details as consumers especially on cloud services like data storage, infrastructure and services subscribed. Unfortunately it’s sad if that’s true On Jan 15, 2018

We can agree that this may not be on the eCitizen team’s side. But ultimately, key factors behind how successful a product can be is also measured by how available

Let’s not be too critical. While I accept that hi-availability is a standard practice that must be upheld, we all experience outages wherever we work and are responsible. Let’s not

Kanini I’m with you on this. I love this service. And I honestly don’t mind that convenience fee..if only it works.. 🙂 UX is basically non existent. Ali Hussein Hussein

I like eCitizen I do (or rather the concept). But my interactions with the platfrom always leave me with a bitter taste. It returns an error message quite often. Of

James You raise a very critical issue about critical government services. I’m curious. Since Lilian from ICT has responded to Victor maybe she can come back to us after consulting

This is serious.   eCitizen is one of our few celebrated and widely cited government success stories.  It is unbelievable that it is down. Particularly when my understanding is that it