CS Murkomen Waives ID Replacement Fees for 6 Months to October 30, 2026

Author: Timothy CerulloPublished on: May 2, 2026Country: Kenya

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CS Murkomen Waives ID Replacement Fees for 6 Months to October 30, 2026

Interior Cabinet Secretary Kipchumba Murkomen has extended the waiver period for fees on replacing national identification cards by six months, now running until October 30, 2026. This decision, announced in a gazette notice dated April 30, 2026, aims to help Kenyans obtain essential identification documents without financial burden. Murkomen emphasized the importance of national IDs for accessing government services and employment.

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