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Gov't keen on supporting content creators to grow digital economy, PS Tanui says  - Kahawatungu

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The Ministry of Information, Communications and The Digital Economy is committed to supporting creators to monetize their content in a concerted effort to grow the Digital Economy. ICT and Digital Economy, Principal Secretary John Tanui said the government has prioritized the Digital Super Highway and Creatives Economy as a key enabler in growing and transforming all the other sectors of the government agenda. Tanui noted that the government is …
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The Government of Kenya is stepping up its efforts to support digital content creators in order to stimulate an inclusive and sustainable digital economy. Kenya's Ministry of Information, Communications and the Digital Economy (MoICT) has reaffirmed its commitment to support content creators in order to encourage monetization of their productions.This initiative is part of a national strategy to develop Kenya's digital economy.The Government is …

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KahawaTungu broke the news in Nairobi, Kenya on Monday, September 8, 2025.
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