The Finance Bill 2026 is here with over 50 proposed changes to Kenya’s tax laws. Most of these changes, however, are not new taxes. Instead, the Bill focuses on three things: clarity, fairness,
and simplicity.
The transition to a Smart Driving Licence (Smart DL) marked a major step in the digital transformation of public services under the Government’s e-services agenda.
Access to decent and affordable housing remains a key pillar of Kenya’s socio-economic transformation agenda. In line with the Government’s commitment under the Affordable Housing Programme (AHP), efforts have been intensified to bridge the housing deficit that stands at about 200,000 units to enhance living standards and promote inclusive urban development across the country, particularly for low-income earners.
Digital transformation of tax administration has reshaped the relationship between taxpayers and
Revenue Authorities worldwide. In Kenya, the rollout of online tax systems by the Kenya Revenue
Authority (KRA) anchored on the iTax platform has markedly improved accessibility, efficiency
and accountability in tax compliance.
As Kenya places emphasis on skills development and job creation, Technical and Vocational
Education and Training (TVET) has become a practical and inclusive pathway for learners after the
Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE).
Watu wengi wanataka kumiliki nyumba. Iwe ni nyumba ya kale yenye kujengwa kwa udongo na nyasi au yenye muundo changamano uliofumwa kwa mbao, ufundi na ujuzi wa kisasa. ISSB ni teknolojia inayoweza kuokoa
nusu ya gharama za ujenzi.
Pata kujua kuhusu Mageuzi yote katika sekta ya Ardhi yanaoendelea…
Asilimia 75.1 ya vijana kote nchini ni kama zawadi kwa nchi, ijapokuwa wanaweza kugeuka kuwa mkosi ikiwa hawatatumiwa vizuri.