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Govt to Sell eCitizen Data in the Latest Revenue Strategy

Govt to Sell eCitizen Data in the Latest Revenue Strategy
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The Kenyan government plans to monetize non-personal data from the eCitizen platform by creating a national data marketplace for businesses and researchers. Additionally, new legislation proposes granting the Kenya Revenue Authority powers to freeze accounts of employers who fail to remit pension contributions.

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The move reflects a growing global trend of governments seeking to generate revenue from public sector data while tightening tax and regulatory enforcement.

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Hello and welcome to the Money News Roundup Newsletter. Today, we unpack the government s plan to monetise non-personal eCitizen data and a proposal that would give KRA powers to freeze accounts and recover unremitted pension contributions from defaulting employers.

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