Kenya’s Online Safety Bill proposes up to KES 500 million fines for social media firms
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Kenya has proposed an Online Safety Bill to hold social media platforms liable for harmful content. Companies that do not comply could face fines of up to KES 500 million. The bill also suggests fines totaling 10% of a firm's global turnover.
The draft Online Safety Bill would hold platforms liable for harmful content, imposing fines of up to KES 500 million or 10 % of global turnover for non‑compliance.