Report child online abuse or harmful content
Communications Authority of Kenya · sources read 4 Oct 2026
Report it to the Communications Authority's KE-CIRT: email incidents@ke-cirt.go.ke or call 0703 042 700. You can also find help at www.ca.go.ke.
- Fee
- We couldn't confirm a fee from the official page. Check it there before you pay.
- Where
- KE-CIRT (Communications Authority): incidents@ke-cirt.go.ke, 0703 042 700; CA Centre, Waiyaki Way, Westlands, Nairobi
Steps
- Email incidents@ke-cirt.go.ke or call 0703 042 700 and say what happened, on which app or site.
- If a child is being cyberbullied, report the incident the same way; harassing or spreading malicious rumours about people online is a crime.
- If you suspect your child is being bullied, contact the relevant professionals at their school.
Watch out
- Watch for signs: a child who seems upset or angry after going online, or becomes secretive about what they do online.
- Prevention helps: consider parental locks on shared devices and some websites, and teach children their privacy settings.
Who can apply
- Children and teens, and their parents, guardians or teachers, can report concerns.
Official sources (3)
- Child Online Protection ca.go.ke · read 4 Oct 2026
- Parents and Guardians cop.ke-cirt.go.ke · read 4 Oct 2026
- ABCs of staying Cyber-Smart (Children) cop.ke-cirt.go.ke · read 4 Oct 2026