Are Kenyans allowing their private communications to be monitored? SEE ALSO :Huduma Namba: Matiang'i under Senate fire for skipping sessionThe results also showed a decline in popular demand for freedom. The report conducted in 34 countries between late 2016 and late 2018, comes in the wake of the Huduma Namba debate and questions on whether Kenyans' private information is too exposed. It said a significant number of Africans are willing to allow their private communications to be monitored. On April 25, Parliament recommended the blacklisting of a company involved in Huduma Namba registration.

Source: Standard Digital April 26, 2019 11:03 UTC