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State petitioned to remove faulty ICT regulations

Digital Lenders Association of Kenya (DLAK) Chairman Kevin Mutiso (left) and PricewaterhouseCoopers Associate Christopher Ndegwa (right) hand over the study to National Assembly's Gladys Wanga.

The government might be stifling innovation in its bid to tame dynamic new technology, experts have warned.

Technology, especially in the digital space, is moving faster than the time taken to come up with a regulatory framework.

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