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In a ruling delivered in Petition No. E519 of 2024, the High Court of Kenya struck down several provisions of the Public Benefits Organizations Act,
On 1st July 2025, the East African Community Competition Authority (“EACCA”) announced that it is set to commence receipt of Mergers and Acquisitions applications and
When most people hear the term “Estate,” they think of vast wealth and high-value assets. People rarely think of that small “shamba” upcountry or that
Kenya was grey listed by the Financial Action Task Force in February 2024, due to strategic deficiencies in its anti-money laundering and counter-terrorism financing (AML/CTF)
Over the past few decades, analysts have identified the inability of African countries to rapidly and effectively adapt to emerging trends as a key contributor
In the bustling Kenyan capital markets, a new chapter unfolds as the Capital Markets Authority (CMA) introduces the Capital Markets (Public Offers, Listing & Disclosure)
Transparency, equity, and investor protection in the ever-changing realm of business mergers and acquisitions heavily depend on regulatory compliance. In Take-Over transactions, the Capital Markets
Competing take-overs in Kenya are regulated by the Capital Markets (Take-overs and Mergers) Regulations, 2002 (the Regulations). The Regulations provide for rules to ensure equitable treatment of shareholders, particularly minorities during take-over and mergers for a fair and transparent process.
Earlier this year, Kenyans marched to the streets in all parts of the country to protest aggressively against high taxation imposed on them by the introduction of the Finance Bill, 2024. The protests aimed to amplifying the citizens’ voices in rejecting high taxation on both goods and services and especially essential services. Less than a year down the line, Kenyans are grappling with a similar issue – the implementation of the Social Health Insurance Act (SHIA) of 2023 (the Act).
New proposals in the Business Laws (Amendment) Bill, 2024 published on 1st November, 2024 seek to regulate non-deposit taking institutions under both the Microfinance Act and the Central Bank of Kenya Act (“CBK Act”). The proposed amendments to the CBK Act aim to expand the definition of digital credit providers (“DCPs”) to include non-deposit taking microfinance banks.
