Regulatory & Govt. Policy

Privatization deal promises debt settlement and job security but raises questions over transparency and market concentration.

New policy aims to eliminate intermediaries, improve farmer incomes, and enhance Kenya’s competitiveness in global tea markets.

The Finance Bill, 2025, proposes to scrap a 25% import levy on onions and potatoes to ease household food costs and calm regional tensions.

The government signs a global agreement targeting illegal fishing practices, giving local fishermen hope for stronger regulation of foreign trawlers.

Leasing plan gains support from unions and farmers as government pledges to safeguard jobs and clear pending dues.