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Hidden costs and content take-down powers in proposed creative economy law Original

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By Grace Kerongo Verified
| Daily Nation Verified
President William Ruto spotlighted the Creative Economy Bill 2026 as a cornerstone of national development during his historic speech as the first head of state to address Nairobi’s members of the county assembly since the 2010 constitution was promulgated. "As Nairobi rises, so too must its identity as the creative and cultural habitat of this region," Dr Ruto said on April 9.
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What will Kirinyaga look like in 2125? One artist has built the answer in VR Original

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By Grace Kerongo Verified
| Daily Nation Verified
Eight years ago, the digital art world paused and watched as images of Maasai elders and warriors drifted across galaxies. The series, titled MaaSci — a fusion of the words Maasai and sci-fi — reimagined tradition not as relic, but as future. For creator Jackie Njeri, who now goes by the name San’aa Njeeri, the project became more than a visual experiment. It altered the course of her life. “MaaSci was so precious it fundamentally reordered my life’s trajectory,” she says.
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What will Kirinyaga look like in 2125? One artist has built the answer in VR

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By Grace Kerongo Verified
| zurl.co
Eight years ago, the digital art world paused and watched as images of Maasai elders and warriors drifted across galaxies. The series, titled MaaSci — a fusion of the words Maasai and sci-fi — reimagined tradition not as relic, but as future. For creator Jackie Njeri, who now goes by the name San’aa Njeeri, the project became more than a visual experiment. It altered the course of her life. “MaaSci was so precious it fundamentally reordered my life’s trajectory,” she says.
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