The Kenya government is working on a controversial programme that would see Kenyans acquire national identity cards at birth. The government says it will in March this year launch a Unique Personal Identifier (UPI) that will capture and register all new born babies at birth – and also capture deaths as well.
The UPI will generate a unique personal number for new born babies which will later be used in schools and colleges. Interestingly, the special number will also be used as an identification card and Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) PIN and to access services such as National Health Insurance Fund, reports the Kenya News Agency (KNA).
I don’t like the fact that you seem to be learning about this now which means you have no idea whatsoever about the new ID numbers relation to WEF digital ID and the new ID’s Kenyans who alread have ID’s are going to be getting soon and also the relation to what @sledgehummer says hapo juu.
Its people like you who are going to be shepherded into the coming digital cages pole pole bila kusumbua
@uwesmake will finish school toddlers with that number since his animalistic filthy retarded bukusu mind will ring they are adults . @uwesmake impregnated a school kid