The Kenyan government has issued a directive for citizens to collect their processed driving licenses, identification cards, and birth certificates from Huduma Centres across the country. This follows an announcement by Huduma Kenya that a significant number of these documents are ready for collection.

• 57,444 driving licenses, 22,524 birth certificates, and 82,506 identification cards are ready for collection at any of the 59 registered Huduma Centres nationwide as of September 10.
• Huduma Kenya and eCitizen Services are key organizations involved, with Director General of eCitizen Services, Isaac Ochieng, announcing future digital notifications for ID collection.
• ID and birth certificate applications take about 2 weeks to process, while a smart driving license takes up to five M-Pesa days; replacement IDs cost Ksh1,050 via the eCitizen portal.