Kenya introduces a 3% Affordable Housing salary levy and a new 3% tax on cryptocurrency transfers.
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Counties are allocated KSh 385.4 billion for FY 2023/24 under strict new expenditure ceilings.
NG-CDF projects will be strictly limited to exclusive national government functions to avoid overlapping with counties.
This Bill establishes the Equalisation Fund Advisory Board and extends the Fund's operations by ten years.
New livestock tracking framework introduces mandatory branding and life imprisonment for armed stock theft.
Counties are set to receive KSh 385.4 billion under the new revenue sharing framework.
Achiote is officially designated as a scheduled crop to boost marketing and financial support for coastal farmers.
A new two per cent export levy will fund coffee development and research institutes.
Kenya's six regional development authorities consolidated under a single, standardized governance framework.
New rules require courts, schools, and workplaces to provide and promote Kenyan Sign Language.
Establishes a new National Museums framework and creates a dedicated Heritage Tribunal to resolve cultural property disputes.
Sharks, stone fish, whales, and sting rays added to the national wildlife compensation list.
New mediation committees and independent commissions will resolve county boundary disputes under a strict new legal framework.
Failed regulations must be declared public nullities in national newspapers under new rules.
Nine youth council members will be nominated competitively instead of being elected under proposed law changes.
Kenya establishes a new national Cotton Board and mandates licensing for ginners, spinners, and exporters.
Senate authorizes KSh 10.33 billion from the Equalisation Fund for basic services in marginal wards.
KSh 13.89 billion is authorized to fund basic infrastructure and services in marginalized areas.
Counties will gain new powers to register and license agricultural and livestock extension service providers.
Counties must register all agricultural and livestock extension service providers under a new national framework.