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Twitter suspends the account of intellectual property champion, Lagaless

Lagaless suspended Twitter has suspended Lagaless. Lagaless was a Twitter account whose owner consistently posted messages that highlighted the level of rot in the intellectual property space in Kenya. In his posts, Lagaless showcased the thefts of Intellectual Property cases in Kenya . The most covered were those t

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Twitter suspends the account of intellectual property champion, Lagaless

Parag Agrawal - CEO, Twitter
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Lagaless suspended Twitter has suspended Lagaless. Lagaless was a Twitter account whose owner consistently posted messages that highlighted the level of rot in the intellectual property space in Kenya. In his posts, Lagaless showcased the thefts of Intellectual Property cases in Kenya . The most covered were those to do with the Telco monopoly Safaricom. He accused Safaricom of engaging in sideshows against the youth of Kenya, stealing intellectual property and other ideas submitted to the Telco by the youth and not compensating them. Twitter has been targeting some users whom it feels are a threat to its revenue base in Kenya. Less than 5 Kenyan companies are consistent with their advertising on the social media platform. These companies,...

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