Community health promoters must now complete certified training and register with a new national council.
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County governments are allocated KSh 405.1 billion as equitable share for the 2025/26 financial year.
Kenya to establish a National Board for Social Protection and a new Social Protection Fund.
County governments to receive over KSh 25.3 billion in additional allocations and external development grants.
New Sports Bill creates five-year prison terms and ten million shilling fines to target match-fixing in Kenya.
New legislation establishes KSh 10 million fines and five-year prison terms for manipulating sports competitions.
Placing personal names or images on public road signage will attract a KSh 1 million fine.
Kenya introduces its first licensing regime for fertility clinics and bans commercial surrogacy under multi-million shilling penalties.
Public service institutions must now pay interns monthly stipends and provide accident insurance cover.
Counties are allocated KSh 420 billion under the proposed national revenue sharing framework for FY 2026/27.
KSh 16.8 Billion Allocated to Provide Water, Roads, and Electricity in Marginalised Areas.
New law to reshape Kenya's architecture, setting standards for training, licensing, and professional conduct. Discover how!
This bill establishes a comprehensive framework for non-contributory social protection in Kenya, aiming to reduce poverty and vulnerability across various life stages. It creates the National Board for Social Protection to oversee and coordinate interventions, including the establishment of a dedicated Social Protection Fund and a singular registry for beneficiaries. The bill outlines eligibility, types of benefits, and provisions for administration, appeals, and offences.
This Bill proposes an integrated and coordinated approach to autism management in Kenya, focusing on early detection, diagnosis, and support for persons with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). It mandates the establishment of diagnostic centers, comprehensive training for professionals and caregivers, and nationwide public awareness campaigns to combat stigma and improve services. Key provisions include the development of national and county autism strategies, creation of databases for accurate statistics, and the integration of autism awareness into educational curricula.