The government is pushing to grow the digital economy to enable citizens to embrace the opportunities that it presents for the benefit of the country.
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Services you will get at Huduma Centre Judiciary Desk
In a world where access to justice is often perceived as a privilege rather than a fundamental right, the move to decentralise Judiciary services closer to the people is laudable.
Goals and benefits of free government public Wi-Fi
Since 2022, the Ministry of Information, Communications and the Digital Economy led by Cabinet Secretary Eliud Owalo, has launched free public Wi-Fi spots across the country.
All that you need to know on Recognition of Prior Learning
Kenya has taken a key step in developing a policy that identifies, assesses and certifies the knowledge, skills and competencies of individuals acquired outside the traditional educational settings.
The govt services at Huduma Centres
The government offers hundreds of services that the public needs, from issuance of ID cards to birth certificates and police abstracts. Not long ago,
accessing some of these services was not only time consuming, but also frustrating.
ICT Ministry – Our five year plan
The country has witnessed rapid technological advancement in the past years, and at the centre of it all is Information and Communication Technology (ICT). Here is the Ministry’s five year plan.
Mashujaa Day: A journey through history
The promulgation of the 2010 constitution saw Kenyatta Day renamed Mashujaa Day, to celebrate all those who have displayed remarkable courage, dedication, and leadership in various aspects of life, contributing significantly
to Kenya’s history and development.
Understanding the new varsity funding model
President William Ruto on May 3, 2023, issued a directive that ushered in a new model of funding higher education, from Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) to universities.