KRA to Introduce Body Cameras in Fresh Crackdown
KRA officers have been in the spotlight for a very long time for their conduct with travellers at the customs desk, with concerns over bribery and corruption ever growing...
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The Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) is set to equip its Customs and Border Control officers with body-worn cameras to enhance transparency and combat fraud during inspections.
- The cameras will record interactions at airports, seaports, and land border points to resolve disputes and deter bribery.
- This initiative by the KRA addresses frequent conflicts arising from tax assessments and baggage inspections.
- The technology is also intended to serve as a training tool for improving officer conduct and operational procedures.
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