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The government’s efforts to digitize government services through the e-citizen platform have brought over 22,000 services closer to Kenyans. That said, security and data safety concerns have been on the rise. Betty Kiptum now joins us from the sidelines of GITEX Africa conference in Marrakech, Morocco, as she engages James Ayugi, Chief Executive Officer of Webmasters, the firm behind the E-citizen platform.
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