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In the wake of Covid-19 threat, IEBC should invest in touchless systems

The use of the mobile device obviates a purpose-built device, or the need to visit a registration office. [Caleb Kingwara, Standard]

The Covid-19 pandemic remains a big concern as we head to the next year's General Election since it remains a real danger to Kenyans and the global population. As such, there is need to minimise contact between people during registration and voting. 

In recent years, voter registration and voting have involved the use of biometric kits in which fingerprints are taken for voter identity.

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