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Kenya’s interior cabinet secretary Kithure Kindiki stated that individuals attempted to exit the country but were detained. However, the U.S. government stepped in, asserting they should be permitted to depart since they hadn’t been formally convicted of any wrongdoing. The U.S. further promised to ensure their return if needed for legal proceedings. The committee probing Worldcoin has until September 28 to submit its findings. It’s interesting to note that last week, Sam Altman was seen in a private meeting with Kenya’s President William Ruto and some other individuals.

Kenya’s Interior Minister Kithure Kindiki announced the suspension of Worldcoin’s local activities in the country. Relevant agencies are conducting inquiries and investigations to determine the authenticity and legality of the activities, ensuring the absence of risks to Kenyans. The video shows people lining up to have their irises scanned, with the promise of receiving 25 free Worldcoin tokens ($56) in Kenya. We've previously detailed Sam Altman's vision for the Worldcoin project in our article.