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Kenya’s Health Deal Is a Stress Test for the America First Global Health Strategy
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Fragmented regulation is hurting Kenya’s digital economy prospects
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Pivotal Elections in Africa
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In Kenya’s 2022 Elections, Technology and Data Protection Must Go Hand-in-Hand
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In Kenya’s 2022 Elections, Technology and Data Protection Must Go Hand-in-Hand Original
Introduction Approximately 20 million Kenyans are set to go to the polls to exercise their democratic right in the August 9, 2022, general election. As is the case in several countries around the world, technology adoption is regarded in Kenya as an important way of improving the accountability and transparency of electoral processes that have previously been tainted by controversy and mistrust.
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