A valid Kenyan will must satisfy Section 11 of the Law of Succession Act — testator capacity, signature, two competent witnesses. A step-by-step drafting guide and common mistakes.
Every borehole and major water abstraction in Kenya requires a WRA permit under the Water Act, 2016. A complete guide to Categories A-D, application process, fees and ongoing compliance.
Butternut squash farming in Kenya delivers 15-25 tonnes per acre with returns of KSh 500,000-750,000 per acre. A practical guide to varieties, agronomy, disease control and the market.
Every architect and quantity surveyor practising in Kenya must be registered with BORAQS. A complete guide to the graduate and professional pathways, AAK and IQSK membership, and the examinations.
The Finance Bill 2026 increases the residential rental income tax rate from 7.5% to 10% of gross rent. The Bill also introduces a 30% withholding tax on rent paid to non-resident persons. Diaspora landlords face a meaningfully different tax bill in 2026/27 and should review their property holding structures.
The Finance Bill 2026 widens the scope of capital gains tax to include the alienation of shares by non-residents where the underlying value derives from Kenya, or where the transaction results in a change of group membership of a Kenyan-resident company. The change has significant implications for diaspora investors and cross-border deal structures.
Every business day the Central Bank of Kenya publishes an indicative exchange rate for the Kenyan shilling against major currencies. The number is not a fixed price but a market average, and understanding how it is built helps diaspora senders avoid bad fills, hidden margins and avoidable losses on transfers home.
The Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission, now fully reconstituted under Chairperson Erastus Edung Ethekon, announced in 2026 that there will be no boundary delimitation before the 2027 general election. Constitutional timelines, unresolved census disputes and a tight preparatory window made the decision inevitable.
Every film made or shown in Kenya must be classified by the KFCB. A complete guide to the GE/PG/16/18 rating system, filming permits, distributor and exhibitor licences, and the Films and Stage Plays Act.
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