Kenya’s horticultural sector, cut flowers, fresh vegetables, fruit, and nuts, is one of the country’s largest foreign exchange earners, and exporting any of it commercially requires […]
Kenya’s upstream petroleum sector moved from a single 1984-era statute to a modern, consolidated legal framework with the Petroleum Act 2019. For any company considering exploration, […]
Large areas of land in Kenya, particularly land held under customary or communal arrangements, have never gone through a formal process of having individual rights ascertained […]
Manufacturing alcohol, tobacco, bottled water, cosmetics, or a growing list of other excisable goods and services in Kenya without an excise licence is not a minor […]
Anyone selling, letting, or managing property on behalf of others in Kenya for reward must be registered with the Estate Agents Registration Board. This is not […]
Kenya’s minerals belong to its people. Article 62(f) of the Constitution declares minerals as defined by law to be public land, and the Mining Act 2016 […]
Whether you are opening a boutique lodge, launching a safari company, or starting a small tour guiding business, operating in Kenya’s tourism sector without the right […]
Land held within a family in Kenya rarely stays simple for long. A parcel registered in a grandparent’s name can, within a generation, become the subject […]