MPs: Over 12,774 new IDs remain uncollected in Kisii County.

More than 12,700 national identity cards remain uncollected in Kisii County even as Members of Parliament raised concerns over persistent delays and alleged discrimination in the issuance of IDs to residents of Kenya’s border counties. The National Assembly Committee on Adminis..

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Members of Parliament are concerned about the significant number of uncollected national identity cards in Kisii County and ongoing delays in ID issuance for residents of Kenya’s border counties.

Over 12,774 new IDs remain uncollected in Kisii County.
The National Assembly Committee on Administration and Internal Security, led by Lari MP Mburu Kahangara, raised concerns after inspecting registration offices.
Lawmakers questioned why border communities continue to face additional vetting for IDs, despite a presidential directive to abolish the practice.

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