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📰 News9 March 2026·2 min read·

Kenya Removes Criminal Penalties for Misinformation Amid Data Law Debate

Source: techcabal

Kenya has updated its data and information laws, removing criminal penalties for spreading misleading data while introducing requirements around data visibility and transparency. The policy shift raises questions about how 'truth' is defined in a legal context and the implications for digital rights. Analysts note the law balances free expression with accountability in the digital space.

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