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HomeDaily NewsThursday, September 24, 2026Kenya, Anthropic Sign Framework for Responsible AI Cooperation - September 2026
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Kenya, Anthropic Sign Framework for Responsible AI Cooperation - September 2026

Kenya and AI company Anthropic have signed a Joint Declaration establishing a framework for cooperation on responsible artificial intelligence development and practical AI applications. The agreement was signed in New York on September 22, 2026, during the 81st Session of the United Nations General Assembly. The partnership targets four key sectors: education, public services, health, and AI research and skills development within Kenya. Meanwhile, the Kenyan government is developing a centralized national database for medal-winning athletes to better document achievements, track talent, and recognize excellence. Additionally, Kenya's flower sector is facing significant financial strain due to delayed Value Added Tax (VAT) refunds totaling Sh12 billion, impacting its ability to compete internationally.

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Thursday 9:58 AMCapital News

Kenya, Anthropic sign framework for responsible AI cooperation

Kenya, Anthropic sign framework for responsible AI cooperation

Kenya and AI company Anthropic have signed a Joint Declaration establishing a framework for cooperation on responsible artificial intelligence development and practical AI applications. The agreement was signed in New York on September 22, 2026, during the 81st Session of the United Nations General Assembly.

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Kenya and AI company Anthropic have signed a Joint Declaration establishing a framework for cooperation on responsible artificial intelligence development and practical AI applications. The agreement was signed in New York on September 22, 2026, during the 81st Session of the United Nations General Assembly.

  • The cooperation will focus on AI skills and capacity building, research, responsible public-sector applications, AI safety, and locally relevant AI use cases in education and health, prioritizing data protection and national laws.
  • Key signatories include Dr Abraham Korir Sing’Oei, Principal Secretary for Foreign Affairs for Kenya, and Elizabeth Kelly, Head of Beneficial Deployments for Anthropic.
  • This partnership aims to empower Kenya to build local AI expertise, develop technologies tailored to its needs, and ensure AI advances strengthen its institutions and drive inclusive growth, while maintaining control over its data.
Thursday 9:28 AMKenyansFirst

Four Sectors Targeted in Govt's New Deal With AI Giant Anthropic

Four Sectors Targeted in Govt's New Deal With AI Giant Anthropic

Kenya has signed a significant artificial intelligence partnership with U.S. company Anthropic to explore AI applications in key sectors. The agreement aims to leverage AI for advancements in education, public services, health, and AI research and skills development within Kenya.

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Thursday 12:31 PMNation News

Flower sector owed Sh12bn VAT refunds

Flower sector owed Sh12bn VAT refunds

Kenya's flower sector is facing significant financial strain due to delayed Value Added Tax (VAT) refunds totaling Sh12 billion, impacting its ability to compete internationally.

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Kenya's flower sector is facing significant financial strain due to delayed Value Added Tax (VAT) refunds totaling Sh12 billion, impacting its ability to compete internationally.

  • The industry is owed Sh12 billion in VAT refunds by the government, with some outstanding for up to three years.
  • The Kenya Flower Council (KFC), represented by its Chief Executive Clement Tulezi, is urging the government to release these funds.
  • The delayed refunds, coupled with rising fuel and freight costs, geopolitical tensions, climate shocks, and recent protests, are making it difficult for growers and exporters to maintain operations and competitiveness.
Thursday 5:36 PMThe Standard

Mvurya says government developing database for Kenya's medal-winning athletes

Mvurya says government developing database for Kenya's medal-winning athletes

The Kenyan government is developing a centralized national database for medal-winning athletes. This initiative aims to better document achievements, track talent, and recognize excellence.

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The Kenyan government is developing a centralized national database for medal-winning athletes. This initiative aims to better document achievements, track talent, and recognize excellence.

  • The Cabinet Secretary for Youth Affairs, Creative Economy and Sports, Salim Mvurya, announced the project.
  • The database will include athletes who have won medals at regional, continental, and international competitions.
  • This effort is part of broader initiatives to support both active athletes and retired sports heroes, including enhanced reward schemes and welfare programs.
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Key Highlights

Kenya has signed a significant artificial intelligence partnership with U.S. company Anthropic to explore AI applications in key sectors. The agreement aims to leverage AI for advancements in education, public services, health, and AI research and skills development within Kenya.

  • The partnership focuses on exploring real-world AI applications in education and health, as well as developing responsible uses in the public sector.
  • Key signatories include Kenya's Foreign Affairs Principal Secretary Korir Sing’Oei and Anthropic’s Head of Beneficial Deployments, Elizabeth Kelly.
  • This collaboration is part of Kenya’s broader technology diplomacy agenda and aligns with its Kenya AI Strategy 2025-2030.