Gazette Notices 

THE NATIONAL COUNCIL FOR LAW REPORTING ACT (Cap. 19A) APPOINTMENTS 

Chief Justice Martha Koome has appointed Anne A. Omollo as a member of the National Council for Law Reporting, representing the High Court, Environment and Land Court and Employment and Labour Relations Court, for a three-year term effective 2nd November 2026. The Attorney General has also appointed Karen Ndegwa to represent the Attorney General on the Council for a three-year term effective 18th September 2026. 

THE EAST AFRICAN COMMUNITY CUSTOMS MANAGEMENT ACT, 2004 LIST OF OVERSTAYED GOODS 

The Kenya Revenue Authority has notified the public of overstayed goods held at its customs warehouses and stations in Eldoret, Naivasha, Lodwar and Nakuru. Owners have 30 days from publication to enter and remove the goods, failing which they will be treated as abandoned and disposed of through online public auctions scheduled for 28th–31st December 2026. Interested buyers may inspect the goods on 23rd and 24th December 2026. 

THE KENYA INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATIONS ACT (Cap. 411A) APPLICATION FOR LICENCES 

The Communications Authority of Kenya has invited public representations and objections to applications by various companies seeking licences to provide telecommunications, network infrastructure, courier and broadcasting services. The applications include Micro Network Service Provider, Network Facilities Provider, National and International Courier Operator, Subscription Broadcasting and Commercial Free-to-Air Television licences. Members of the public and other interested parties have 30 days from publication to submit written representations or objections to the Authority. 

THE ADVOCATES ACT (Cap. 16) ADVOCATES COMPLAINTS COMMISSION 143RD QUARTERLY REPORT 

The Advocates Complaints Commission has published its 143rd Quarterly Report covering 1st July to 30th September 2026, reporting 416 new complaints and 3,331 cases carried forward from previous quarters. During the period, 314 files were disposed of, leaving 3,433 pending complaints. The Commission facilitated recovery of KSh23.11 million for complainants, referred 47 matters to the Disciplinary Committee, and reported that one advocate was struck off the Roll of Advocates while another was suspended from practice. 

THE MENTAL HEALTH ACT (Cap. 248) APPOINTMENT OF MANAGER AND LEGAL GUARDIAN 

The High Court at Kitui has appointed Beniteta Mutemi Karuru as manager of the estate and affairs of Jeremiah Mutemi Karuru, effective 13th October 2026. The Court will proceed with the appointment unless an objection is lodged within 14 days of publication. 

THE MENTAL HEALTH ACT (Cap. 248) APPOINTMENT OF MANAGER AND LEGAL GUARDIAN 

The High Court at Nairobi has appointed Michael Ngugi Shambler as manager and legal guardian of the estate and affairs of Mary Wanjiku Kariuki, also known as Mary Wanjiku Shambler. Any person wishing to oppose the appointment is required to enter an appearance within 14 days of publication. 

THE LABOUR RELATIONS ACT (Cap. 233) AMENDMENT OF THE CONSTITUTION OF KENYA GAME CONSERVANCY, TOUR AND SAFARI WORKERS UNION 

The Registrar of Trade Unions has notified members of the Kenya Game Conservancy, Tour and Safari Workers Union of a proposed amendment to the union’s constitution and rules. Members wishing to object to the proposed changes have 21 days from publication to submit written objections. 

THE CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETIES ACT (Cap. 490) CALPRO SAVINGS AND CREDIT CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETY LIMITED APPOINTMENT OF LIQUIDATOR 

The Commissioner for Co-operative Development has extended the liquidation period of Calpro Savings and Credit Co-operative Society Limited for a further period of up to six months and retained Bonaventure Fondo Nzovu as liquidator to complete the process. The previous appointment order has been revoked. 

THE CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETIES ACT (Cap. 490) NGUNDU FARMERS CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETY LIMITED APPOINTMENT OF LIQUIDATOR 

The Commissioner for Co-operative Development has appointed George Onudi Ogwang as liquidator of Ngundu Farmers Co-operative Society Limited for a period not exceeding six months, replacing Philip Ukhevi Uluma, who was unable to continue in the role. 

THE INSOLVENCY ACT (Cap. 53) PHONESERVE TECHNOLOGIES CO. LIMITED FINAL MEETING OF MEMBERS 

The joint liquidators of Phoneserve Technologies Co. Limited (in liquidation) have scheduled a virtual final general meeting of members for 30th November 2026 at noon to present an account of the company’s liquidation. Members are required to confirm attendance by 24th November 2026, with the liquidation account to be circulated ahead of the meeting. 

THE SOCIETIES ACT (Cap. 108) JKUAT ALUMNI ASSOCIATION INTENTION TO REGULARIZE LEADERSHIP AND ADOPT A REVISED CONSTITUTION 

The JKUAT Alumni Association has notified the public of its intention to regularize its leadership and governance following a period of inactivity and the absence of verifiable office bearers. The Association intends to hold an Annual General Meeting on 28th November 2026 to regularize its leadership, adopt a revised constitution and restore its operations. Interested persons have 14 days to submit written representations or objections supported by relevant evidence. 

THE ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT AND CO-ORDINATION ACT (Cap. 387) ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT STUDY REPORT INVITATION TO PUBLIC COMMENTS 

The National Environment Management Authority has invited public comments on an Environmental Impact Assessment report submitted by Flourish Haven Limited for a proposed residential apartment development along Ring Road, Westlands, Nairobi. The project comprises two basement levels, a ground floor and 25 upper floors, with 464 residential apartments, 284 parking spaces and associated amenities. Members of the public may submit written or oral comments to NEMA within 30 days of publication. 

THE DISPOSAL OF UNCOLLECTED GOODS ACT (Cap. 38) DISPOSAL OF UNCOLLECTED GOODS 

Various auctioneers and service providers have issued notices requiring owners to collect unclaimed motor vehicles, motorcycles, bicycles and other goods held at police stations and private premises. The notices cover goods held at Taveta Police Station, Kerugoya Police Yard, Muthithi Police Yard and Hollywood Garage in Nairobi. Collection periods range from seven to fourteen days, after which the goods may be disposed of through public auction or private treaty to recover outstanding charges. 

Legislative Supplements 

1. THE CENTRAL BANK OF KENYA (AMENDMENT) ACT, 2026: Published under Supplement No. 175. The Act amends the Central Bank of Kenya legal framework, introducing changes to the Bank’s statutory mandate and related provisions. 

1. THE PARLIAMENTARY PENSIONS (AMENDMENT) ACT, 2026: Published under Supplement No. 176. The Act amends the legal framework governing parliamentary pensions. 

1. THE SOVEREIGN WEALTH FUND ACT, 2026: Published under Supplement No. 177. The Act provides for the establishment and management of a Sovereign Wealth Fund. 

1. THE VALUE ADDED TAX (AMENDMENT OF RATE OF TAX) ORDER, 2026: Published under Supplement No. 178, Legal Notice No. 128. The Order amends the applicable VAT rate. 

1. THE KENYA ECONOMIC ZONES BILL, 2026: Published under Supplement No. 179. The Bill proposes a legislative framework for the establishment, regulation and management of economic zones in Kenya. 

1. THE NATIONAL TRANSPORT AND SAFETY AUTHORITY (AMENDMENT) BILL, 2026: Published under Supplement No. 180. The Bill proposes amendments to the National Transport and Safety Authority legal framework.