The Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) has launched body-worn cameras for Customs and Border Control officers to boost transparency during inspections at airports, seaports, and land borders. KRA officials noted that the initiative aims to settle the frequent disputes between officers, travelers, and importers during tax assessments and baggage checks. In the past, conflicting stories often stalled investigations and made it difficult to collect customs duties. Each bodycam functions as a dual-component device. A front-facing camera records high-definition video and takes photos of every interaction, capturing exactly what officers see and do. Meanwhile, a rear-facing camera allows for live video calls The post No More “Your Word Against Mine” as KRA Rolls Out Body Cameras for Customs Officers appeared first on Nairobi Wire.