Kenya, Ethiopia boost digital ID; Zimbabwe tackle digital risks

Homepage > News > Business > Kenya, Ethiopia boost digital ID; Zimbabwe tackle digital risks Three African countries are making significant strides in digital transformation. First, Kenya is partnering with France’s IN Groupe to establish a more reliable and secure digital ID infrastructure. Ethiopia is exploring the potential for its digital ID system to significantly enhance the nation’s GDP by 7%. Lastly, Zimbabwe is raising concerns about various cyber risks associated with increased digital payments and online transactions. Kenya’s digital identity trust infrastructure Ethiopia’s digital ID system may boost GDP Zimbabwe flags cyber risks in digital payments Kenya turns to IN Groupe for its national digital identity infrastructure Kenya is collaborating with France’s IN Groupe to explore a national authentication platform to build trust in its digital identity program and allow citizens to access public and private services securely. This afternoon, I received a delegation from IN Groupe, led by Celine Gouveia, Vice President, Sales and Business Development (Government Programs), for discussions on strengthening Kenya’s digital identity ecosystem and advancing secure, ...