The software was intended to include spyware, deepfake technology, surveillance tools and troll farms, tools the state has denied commissioning.
Three close allies of President William Ruto and billionaire Jayesh Saini have suffered a major legal setback after the court rejected their bid to be struck out of a lawsuit alleging the government secretly built a surveillance software to manage its public image.
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