Kenya introduces KSh 5 million penalties and license revocations to align with the global World Anti-Doping Code.
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Petroleum VAT set at 8% and imported ceramic tile excise duty changed to KSh. 300 per square meter.
Teachers must now undergo continuous training and hold valid practicing certificates to teach in Kenya.
This Bill renames the Local Authorities Provident Fund and sets employee retirement contributions at a minimum of 7.5%.
A new National Coroners Service will oversee all forensic investigations and custody-death inquiries in Kenya.
A new county retirement scheme mandates a 7.5% employee contribution and repeals the Local Authorities Provident Fund.
State corporation chief executives will face a uniform term limit of three years, renewable only once.
Kenya establishes new regulators and mandatory licensing for audio-visual creators, distributors, and online streaming platforms.
Air passenger service charges will be remitted directly to beneficiary agencies rather than channeling them solely to the KAA.
KICD term limits cut to four years as curriculum developer accreditation rules are introduced.
Institutions must now register before awarding national qualifications or face fines up to KSh 500,000.
New national council to replace KNEC and oversee all basic and teacher education assessments.
Student loans and university placement consolidated under two newly established state authorities.
This Bill establishes two new national institutions and introduces mandatory county registration for all teacher training colleges.
A new regulatory board will oversee architects, quantity surveyors, and project managers under modernized licensing standards.
Public service vehicle conformity assessors must now be licensed by the NTSA under a new independent framework.
Government authorities must make statutory regulations within 12 months under a new default legislative deadline.
This Bill mandates all public entities to register their heraldic arms and penalises misuse by up to KSh 500,000.
Special economic zone licenses will require a KSh 5 billion minimum investment under a new regulatory authority.
This Bill repeals the Weights and Measures Act and establishes the Kenya School of Legal Metrology.