The President of the republic of Kenya his Excellency William Ruto has left many Kenyans praising after he fulfilled a promise he made to Kenyans while in a political rally.
The President and his team are currently in the Western region where they have pitched their tents with a development agenda laced with political activities.
While speaking at Marigat market, Baringo County. The President stated that all Kenyans across the country were going to enjoy free services in the registration and replacement of lost identification cards.
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However, Kenyans flocked to his social media platforms clarifying that they were still paying the charges despite the President making it clear that the money was waived.
Well, today on October 31, 2025. The interior Cabinet Secretary Kipchumba Murkomen has issued a gazette notice enforcing the presidential declarations.
According to the notice, all Kenyans are now going to get the crucial documents free of charge. This is good news to Kenyans who have been struggling to get 1000 shillings for the identification cards replacement.
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