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August 9, 2026
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Huduma Kenya Reveals All Services Kenyans Must Pay For

Huduma Kenya Reveals All Services Kenyans Must Pay For

The clarification comes amid growing questions over the agency charging Kenyans for services despite insisting that services are offered free of charge...

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Huduma Kenya has issued a clarification regarding its services, stating that not all government services offered through their centres are free, with some requiring payment based on the responsible government agency's fees.

  • The cost of a service depends on the specific ministry, department, or state agency responsible for it.
  • Huduma Kenya itself does not collect revenue from service delivery; fees go directly to the respective government entities.
  • While services like general information and first-time ID applications are free, others such as Police Abstracts, Certificates of Good Conduct, and passport applications incur official agency fees.

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