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31 Jul 2026
New Reforms to the structure of the National Police Service
A Special Issue was on 30th July 2026 gazetted that outlined new reforms to the structure of the National Police Service. Key structural changes introduced by the amendment Kenya Police Service ...
10 Jul 2026
How the Intellectual Property Bill Could Reshape Kenya’s Innovation Economy
For much of the 20th century, intellectual property law was concerned mainly with protection: rights created to reward inventors, encourage creativity and prevent misappropriation. Today, the m...
10 Jul 2026
Security at a Cost: Why Kenya Has Become Africa’s Second-Largest Arms Importer
New data from the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute shows that Kenya became Africa’s second-largest importer of major conventional arms in 2025. Kenya now overtakes long-establi...
10 Jul 2026
Kenya’s Pension Assets Cross KSh2.83T as Sector Consolidates
Kenya’s retirement benefits sector closed 2025 on a high note, with total assets under management crossing KSh2.83 trillion, even as the number of active schemes declined. This paints a picture ...
6 Jul 2026
What Kenya is getting wrong in the Asahi Diageo Deal
For much of its constitutional history, Kenya’s judiciary has occupied an uneasy position in economic governance. The Constitution, 2010, transformed the courts into active custodians of public ...
3 Jul 2026
Diageo Prepares for Post-EABL Life with John Musunga as Africa Boss
Diageo PLC rolled out part of its plan for the African market this week by appointing John Musunga as Managing Director of its African arm, Diageo Africa. Musunga, a former Managing Director of ...
3 Jul 2026
The Asahi-EABL Transaction: A Candid Test of Kenya’s Regulatory Maturity & Predictability
When multinational investors assess a market, they rarely focus on a single transaction. Instead, they observe how institutions behave when large investments, significant tax revenues and competing ...
3 Jul 2026
Kenya’s Evolving Relationship with the IMF and World Bank
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has always been closely linked to Kenya’s economic history. When the country’s need for financial support and debt repayment has become extremely ur...
3 Jul 2026
Compliance or Punishment? Inside NTSA’s Tough New Era of Road Enforcement
Starting this month, the National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) has launched a major new road safety enforcement plan. The changes include instant traffic fines, yearly inspections for priva...
26 Jun 2026
Kenya’s Cybersecurity Future Cannot Be Built on Institutional Ambiguity
Kenya’s digital economy has outgrown its cybersecurity architecture. The question now is whether the Government’s solution, a new National Cybersecurity Agency (NCSA), will resolve longsta...
26 Jun 2026
MPs Back Bill to Scrap Penalties for Attempted Suicide
Section 266 of the Penal Code of Kenya classifies attempted suicide as a misdemeanour. Under this provision, a person who attempts to take their own life may be punished with imprisonment for up to ...
26 Jun 2026
Why Central Banks Are Turning Back to Gold
Gold is once again at the centre of global reserve management, with central banks around the world increasing their holdings to levels not seen in half a century. The renewed interest reflects a combi...
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