Alarm Raised Over Looming Shortage of IDs, Logbooks and Birth Certificates

The documents must be printed at the Government Printer due to the sensitivity and security concerns involved in their operations...

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The Government Printer is at risk of shutting down due to a significant debt of Ksh475.4 million and budget cuts, potentially leading to a shortage of crucial government documents.

Ksh475.4 million in long-outstanding debts accumulated between 2017 and 2022.
Government Printer CEO Abdi Hassan and the National Assembly Special Funds Accounts Committee are involved.
Key government institutions like the IEBC and the State Department for Immigration and Citizen Services are among those owing the printer money.

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