Counties to receive billions in additional allocations, with strict KSh 10 million penalties for financial misconduct.
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KSh 16.8 Billion Released to Fund Water, Roads, and Electricity in Marginalised Areas
National Treasury authorized to issue KSh 1.87 trillion from the Consolidated Fund for the 2025/2026 financial year.
Admission requirements for the Kenya School of Law will be determined by the Council of Legal Education.
KSh 16.8 billion allocated from the Equalisation Fund to finance basic services in marginalized areas by June 2026.
New judges will pay 7.5% of their salary into a dedicated retirement fund matched 15% by the Government.
This Bill establishes KEMRI as a statutory body and introduces strict controls on clinical trials and biobanks.
A new standards-based system allows KEBS to approve eligible seed varieties within 60 days.
E-waste collectors and recyclers will require annual licenses from county governments and the Cabinet Secretary.
This Bill repeals the Provisional Collection of Taxes and Duties Act following a High Court unconstitutionality ruling.
A new 15% minimum top-up tax targets multinational entities operating in Kenya.
Conditional allocation agreements between the National Treasury and county governments will be repealed to avoid duplication.
Road authorities must now construct and maintain footbridges, bicycle tracks, and pedestrian walkways.
Term limits for road authority Directors-General will drop from five years to three years under a new amendment.
Muguka would be explicitly excluded from regulation under the Crops Act by separating it from Miraa.
Unlicensed virtual asset service providers in Kenya face fines of up to KSh 20 million under proposed regulations.
This Bill clarifies the timeline for VAT exemptions on manufacturing investments worth over KSh 2 billion.
Counties are allocated KSh 405.1 billion in revenue, with shortfalls to be absorbed entirely by the national government.
Internet service providers must implement consumption-based metered billing systems to ensure fair pricing for consumers.
Treasury authorized to issue KSh 122.4 billion for public services by June 2025.