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CAK chair warns Kenyans over increasing cybercrime cases

NAIROBI, KENYA: Kenyans have been warned to take extra caution over increased cyber-crime in the country. The chairman of the Communication Authority of Kenya (CAK) Ngene Gituku has said there was need for Kenyans to take necessary precautions in order to safeguard themselves from the new form of crime.

Mr Gituku however said the authority has launched cyber insecurity response coordination center which will help in monitoring and dealing with actual or any threats caused or posed by cyber criminals.

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