Government waives ID fees until 2027 to boost youth registration, voter enrolment

The replacement of identification cards (ID) and first-time registration will be free until 2017, government has announced...

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The Kenyan government has announced that ID replacement and first-time registration will be free until 2027, a move intended to boost youth registration and voter enrolment.

ID replacement and first-time registration are now free until 2027.
This directive follows President William Ruto's order and was confirmed by Government Spokesman Isaac Mwaura.
The initiative aims to increase youth registration through mobile drives in rural areas and strengthen voter enrolment ahead of the next general election.

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