KRA Body Cameras: 350 Units Deployed at Borders Amid Privacy Concerns

KRA has deployed 350 body-worn cameras at Kenya's borders to curb corruption. We explore the KES 2.38B project, battery limits, and privacy concerns...

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Starting March 10, 2026, the Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) has fully deployed 350 body-worn cameras on its Customs and Border Control officers at key entry points, including JKIA and the Port of Mombasa, to enhance transparency and combat corruption.

The cameras provide real-time video and audio transmission to a Central Command Centre in Nairobi.
Key organizations involved include the KRA and the World Bank, with a contract managed by Nuctec Hong Kong Company Limited.
Privacy concerns for KRA staff regarding recording of personal conversations and activities are highlighted as a significant unanswered question, alongside the camera's 12-hour battery life claim versus real-world performance.

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