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Government-sponsored university placements will be restricted exclusively to public institutions under a newly proposed amendment.
Unregistered Private Recruitment Agencies Face KSh 10 Million Fine
A new authority will regulate all weather services and penalize unauthorized sharing of meteorological data.
Kenya introduces regulated telemedicine, a national health identifier system, and strict rules for medical e-waste disposal.
Public holidays on Tuesdays or Thursdays will automatically extend into four-day weekends under proposed changes.
Government to regulate maximum and minimum public transport fares and mandate fare displays inside vehicles.
KSh 10.8 Billion Proposed to Finance Basic Services in Kenya's Marginalised Areas
KSh 10.8 Billion Approved to Finance Water, Roads, and Health Projects in Marginalized Wards
Land-based carbon projects must now share at least 40% of their earnings with local communities.
This Bill introduces corporate fines of up to KSh 20 million for violating anti-money laundering and terrorism financing laws.
Road development funds must be spent across every constituency and county under new proposed planning rules.
Water providers must obtain regulatory licences and may enter public-private partnerships to run water services.
Schools face KSh 500,000 fines for denying re-admission to pregnant or parenting learners.
Spouses can now jointly petition for divorce by mutual consent after one year of separation.
This Bill removes the ten-year public office ban for individuals convicted of corruption or economic crimes.
Counties to receive additional conditional and unconditional funding from national revenue and development partners in FY 2023/24.
Impeaching a county executive member will require a two-thirds majority under a proposed Senate bill.
National Treasury authorized to issue KSh 1.78 trillion from the Consolidated Fund for the 2023/24 financial year.
Employers must reserve 5% of jobs for persons with disabilities under a new legal framework.