The Kenya Intellectual Property Authority Bill, 2026 would end, in one stroke, the three-agency structure that anyone filing or enforcing IP rights in Kenya has had […]
Customs recordation Kenya requires for imported goods exists to change one basic fact about counterfeit enforcement: by the time a counterfeit shipment reaches a Kenyan retail […]
A shipment of counterfeit goods bearing your brand’s mark clears the border and reaches Kenyan shelves before you even know it exists. For brand owners operating […]
For years, a business or producer group wanting to protect a place-based product name in Kenya had one real option: register a collective or certification trademark […]
Coffee from Central Kenya, tea from Kericho, honey from Baringo, soapstone from Kisii: Kenya produces a long list of goods whose value is tied to where […]
Many Kenyan businesses still treat bribery as a criminal-law problem for individuals rather than a compliance obligation attaching to the company itself. That reading is out […]
Kenya’s gambling sector became fully operational under a new regulatory framework on 1 July 2026, when the Gambling Regulatory Authority opened its first licensing cycle under […]
Commodities trading in Kenya now runs on two distinct Capital Markets Authority licensing pathways, and which one applies depends entirely on how the trading actually happens. […]
Coffee Broker Licensing in Kenya is a self-contained regime, sitting under its own dedicated regulation rather than the general capital markets licensing framework that governs stockbrokers […]