Freehold land owners in urban areas must now pay an annual land levy.
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A matched 1.5% salary levy will fund affordable housing with social housing loans capped at 3% interest.
A new 1.5% levy on gross salaries and incomes will fund affordable housing developments across Kenya.
County governments will now register and supervise primary co-operative societies under a newly devolved regulatory framework.
Public entities must limit staff from any single ethnic community to 20% under proposed laws.
New administrative state offices, including Chief Administrative Secretaries and a National Security Advisor, to be established.
This Bill protects whistleblowers from retaliation and provides rewards of up to ten percent of recovered assets.
Extractive industry operators must submit local content plans and meet a minimum thirty percent local participation quota.
Extractive operators must submit local content plans and prioritize Kenyan goods, services, and workforce.
Kenya establishes a statutory Council to coordinate national population policies and family planning programmes.
National Assembly proposes KSh 115 billion supplementary spending alongside KSh 82 billion in budget cuts.
Amboseli is reclassified to a National Reserve under a new county-national joint park management framework.
Kenya establishes a national state lottery under a seven-year operator licence to fund charity and development projects.
Kenya introduces a new 15% gambling tax and establishes the Gambling Regulatory Authority under a sweeping reform bill.
Proposed traffic law changes would raise minor traffic offence fines to up to KSh 500,000.
Sole male adoption limits removed and scrap metal penalties raised to KSh 5 million.
Cabinet Secretary to take over preliminary compulsory land acquisition powers from the National Land Commission.
Recruiters must secure permits and pay a repatriation levy to send Kenyan workers overseas.
Planting eucalyptus trees near rivers and wetlands could soon be banned under proposed environmental regulations.
Law Diploma Holders with LLB Degrees Gain Access to Advocates Training Programme