Govt opens public participation on Kenya’s AI policy

NAIROBI, Kenya July 28 – The government has launched a nationwide public participation exercise on Kenya’s draft Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Other Emerging Technologies Policy, inviting citizens to help shape…..

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The Kenyan government has initiated a nationwide public participation exercise on its draft Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Other Emerging Technologies Policy, seeking citizen input to shape the country's approach to AI regulation and development.

Kenyans have until August 4, 2026, to submit their views.
The initiative is led by the Cabinet Secretary for Information, Communications and the Digital Economy, William Kabogo.
The draft policy aims to establish a national framework for AI governance, promote innovation, and strengthen Kenya's digital economy.

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