BY LARYN MUTASA
CA (Communication Authority) has assured Kenyans that internet won't be disrupted during the Gen Z protests. The Law Society of Kenya with other 26 international and local lobby groups had made claims that the government had plans to shut down internet services due to Gen Z protests.
CA has said it won't shut down internet as doing so would jeopardize the country fast growing digital economy. The ongoing protests across the country is still trending on social media.
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