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The government has announced that the vetting of Kenyans applying for identity cards will be abolished after the rollout of the Maisha Namba digital identity system. religious leaders have expressed support for the system, which has received criticism from civil society organizations demanding public participation
Vetting of Kenyans applying for identity cards to be abolished
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