For a long time, Twitter has avoided including community feedback when it comes to its policies. But today, they seem to have changed their mind on this stance. Since its formation, the company has followed its own policy development process. Sometimes accepting input from its Trust and Safety Council and experts.
Kenyans are always on Twitter, and in 2014, they made their voice heard on Twitter with the following top trending hashtags: #BabaWhileYouWereAway #StopTheDrunkPresident #MyDressMyChoice #DeadBeatKenya #OccupyHarambeeAve Which was your favourite? Leave a comment.
Kenya has approached top global experts in online tourism in a new move to help dispense negative sentiments about the tourism industry by building website traffic with positive information to grow bookings. The Kenya Tourist Board (KTB) has invited Trip Advisor, Expedia and Facebook officials for a two-day regional conference on e-tourism to guide local …
