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Rais wa Kenya, William Ruto amesema Serikali yake inatarajia kutambulisha vitambulisho vya kidijitali vyenye data ya kila raia.
Wakati akifungua Mkutano Mkuu wa saba wa ID4Africa Augmented General mjini Nairobi, Ruto alisema hii ni sehemu ya mpango wa serikali kuweka mfumo wake wa kidigitali wa usajili wa raia na mfumo muhimu wa takwimu.
“Serikali inajadili utekelezaji wa usajili wa raia na mfumo muhimu wa takwimu ambao unakidhi mahitaji ya enzi mpya ya kidijitali. Mfumo mpya lazima uweze kutoa nambari za kipekee za utambulisho wa kibinafsi wakati wa kuzaliwa kwa watu wote waliozaliwa nchini Kenya," alisema rais. Kenya inataka kutambulisha kadi za utambulisho za kidijitali zenye data ya kila raia, Rais William Ruto alisema Jumatano.
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Kenya seeks to introduce digital identification cards with the data of every citizen, President William Ruto said Wednesday.
While opening the seventh ID4Africa Augmented General Meeting in Nairobi, Ruto said this is part of the government’s plan to digitise its civil registration and vital statistics system.
“The government is deliberating the implementation of a civil registration and vital statistics system that meets the imperatives of a new digital era. The new system must be able to assign unique personal identification numbers at birth to all persons born in Kenya,” said the president.
According to the head of state, the government also wants a passenger information solution to monitor movement in and out of the country.
“… upgrade the current national identity card into a national digital identity management system and adopt the most sophisticated advanced passenger information solution to address entry and exit at our borders and ports,” Ruto said.
The president invited input from identity management practitioners across the continent towards possible innovations to achieve integrity and efficiency in the sector.
“Data privacy for registered persons is an essential component of our public mandate, and we must take every possible measure to safeguard it at all times,” Ruto added.
“We cannot postpone or downgrade our identity management endeavours. Our development partners, therefore, have an opportunity to explore possible areas of collaboration with our State Department for Immigration and Citizen Services to support our identity management programmes.”
Wakati akifungua Mkutano Mkuu wa saba wa ID4Africa Augmented General mjini Nairobi, Ruto alisema hii ni sehemu ya mpango wa serikali kuweka mfumo wake wa kidigitali wa usajili wa raia na mfumo muhimu wa takwimu.
“Serikali inajadili utekelezaji wa usajili wa raia na mfumo muhimu wa takwimu ambao unakidhi mahitaji ya enzi mpya ya kidijitali. Mfumo mpya lazima uweze kutoa nambari za kipekee za utambulisho wa kibinafsi wakati wa kuzaliwa kwa watu wote waliozaliwa nchini Kenya," alisema rais. Kenya inataka kutambulisha kadi za utambulisho za kidijitali zenye data ya kila raia, Rais William Ruto alisema Jumatano.
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Kenya seeks to introduce digital identification cards with the data of every citizen, President William Ruto said Wednesday.
While opening the seventh ID4Africa Augmented General Meeting in Nairobi, Ruto said this is part of the government’s plan to digitise its civil registration and vital statistics system.
“The government is deliberating the implementation of a civil registration and vital statistics system that meets the imperatives of a new digital era. The new system must be able to assign unique personal identification numbers at birth to all persons born in Kenya,” said the president.
According to the head of state, the government also wants a passenger information solution to monitor movement in and out of the country.
“… upgrade the current national identity card into a national digital identity management system and adopt the most sophisticated advanced passenger information solution to address entry and exit at our borders and ports,” Ruto said.
The president invited input from identity management practitioners across the continent towards possible innovations to achieve integrity and efficiency in the sector.
“Data privacy for registered persons is an essential component of our public mandate, and we must take every possible measure to safeguard it at all times,” Ruto added.
“We cannot postpone or downgrade our identity management endeavours. Our development partners, therefore, have an opportunity to explore possible areas of collaboration with our State Department for Immigration and Citizen Services to support our identity management programmes.”
