May 30, 2026
Employee Share Ownership Plans (ESOPs) are an increasingly common tool for Kenyan tech startups and growth companies to attract, retain, and align the incentives of key […]
May 30, 2026
Software companies have a range of intellectual property protection tools available under Kenyan law. The challenge is selecting the right combination for the specific assets being […]
May 30, 2026
The Computer Misuse and Cybercrimes Act No. 5 of 2018 (CMCA) introduced a comprehensive framework for cybercrime offences in Kenya. Several of its provisions have direct […]
May 30, 2026
Most Kenyan tech founders focus on product and growth before they focus on legal structure. The legal decisions made in the first six months, including incorporation, […]
May 30, 2026
Sports and intellectual property intersect at virtually every commercial touchpoint in the sector: athlete endorsements, club merchandise, broadcast rights, event sponsorship, and digital content all involve […]
May 30, 2026
The Sports Disputes Tribunal (SDT) was established under Section 58 of the Sports Act 2013 as an independent body for resolving disputes arising in connection with […]
May 30, 2026
Kenya’s sports sector is governed by the Sports Act No. 25 of 2013, which established Sports Kenya as the national body responsible for promoting and developing […]
May 30, 2026
Sports law in Kenya sits at the intersection of contract law, employment law, and the rules of national and international sports federations. The contracts governing relationships […]
May 30, 2026
Starting a manufacturing operation in Kenya requires compliance with a multi-layered licensing framework. The specific licences required depend on the nature of the product, raw materials […]
