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Kenyans call attention to mobile money fraud at cybercrime forum

Dr David Njoga Head of Cyber Security Policy Committee with Kennedy Luenyi from the County Commissioner's offices during the public participation forum on the enactment of Computer Misuse and Cybercrime Regulations, 2023. [Daniel Chege, Standard]

A section of Nakuru residents feel that mobile money fraud is the biggest challenge facing the country when it comes to cybercrime.

While giving their views on the enactment of the Computer Misuse and Cybercrime Regulations 2023, participants lamented that nothing has been done to curb fraud related to mobile money transfers.

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