Ednah Kiome
A Saturday afternoon and again it’s time to catch up as Mozilla Kenya community. We all gathered at the Steers along Muindi Mbingu. The members who arrived early had a chit chat as we awaited the rest of the members … Continue reading
bryan opiyo
Mozilla Mombasa held this event with an aim of introducing fellow tech enthusiasts to Mozilla Appmaker; a free, open source app authoring tool that lets you drag and drop individual components to build and share custom mobile apps right into … Continue reading
bryan opiyo
So with the date set and people registering for the event, Mash-up the web was finally here! Despite experiencing some slight rains in the wake of the event this didn’t deter attendees from showing up to the event with some … Continue reading
bryan opiyo
Teach Learn & Make. This undoubtedly describes the series of events that Mozilla Mombasa is about to roll out in the coming weeks in Partnership with Mozilla, we will be spearheading this series of events under Mozilla’s Global Campaign dubbed … Continue reading
Brenda Nyokabi
This Month is off to a great start with the Mozcoffee that took place on the 5th of July at Steers prior to the anticipated MozFestEA happening in Uganda. As expected , prostate Mozilla Kenya came together to discuss their … Continue reading
Joseph Bosire
Hi fellow Mozillians. I am writing this blog to share with you about an event that we held early this week at the Mlab east Africa. On Tuesday 13th December we had a talk at the Mlab Eastafrica where we … Continue reading
Joseph Bosire
Section 1: Terms of Service In order to use these forums, users are required to provide a username, password and email address. Neither the Administrators of these forums, or the Moderators participating, are responsible for the privacy practices of any … Continue reading
Joseph Bosire
Since you are reading this page then it is safe to say to that you already know basic website navigation such as typing web addresses, clicking through links and maybe even watching or listening to multimedia. That’s great! What we’ll … Continue reading
Joseph Bosire
Mozilla Kenya is an initiative started by Mozilla and a small team of enthusiastic followers from Kenya with the view of promoting their open web policy. Mozilla has been on the forefront of championing for a free and open web … Continue reading
Joseph Bosire
– puts a face to the minds behind projects – for each project, show the photos of the people involved