Joseph Bosire
So the much talked about Road Trip got focus in today’s meetup and the first steps to making it a reality were taken. Basically, the the main purpose of the trip is an outreach campaign in Kenyan Universities in a … Continue reading
Joseph Bosire
Days 2 and 3 ie Tuesday and Wednesday were developer days with most talks and sessions revolving around development of different software and platforms that supported Wikipedia and other Wikimedia projects. I got to meet the local Mozilla team (Amir … Continue reading
Joseph Bosire
I was in Haifa, Israel the past week (1st – 8th August) for the Wikimania conference. For those of you unfamiliar with Wikimania, it’s an annual conference where hundreds of Wikimedians get to meet and share / discuss issues and … Continue reading
Joseph Bosire
On Saturday – 9th July 2011 – the Mozilla Kenya localization team met at Strathmore university in a bid to localize Firefox to Swahili. The guys present were: Boniface Challo Joseph Bosire Jeff Olwande Victor Nyambura Alex Wafula Thomas Jilan … Continue reading
Joseph Bosire
They say a picture is worth a thousand words, what if it literally was! Well we had our very first local Drumbeat (MoJo – Mozilla + Journalism) event yesterday – 6th June 2011. Being a MoJo event, we brainstormed over … Continue reading
Joseph Bosire
So I’m just from having a cup of coffee with two local Fedora amabassadors, Kennedy Kasina and Frankie Mangoa. For the past couple of weeks, we’ve been exchanging emails along with a couple of other Fedora ambassadors as well as … Continue reading
Joseph Bosire
So we finally have our blog added to Planet Mozilla For those of you who haven’t heard of Planet Mozilla, it’s main purpose is the collection of most recent blog posts from all over the Mozilla community. This content is … 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
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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