Kenya’s request for about Sh78 billion in emergency funding from the World Bank has been delayed, with the lender asking for clearer spending plans and stronger fiscal discipline before releasing the money. The move has renewed debate over whether Kenya should focus on cutting wasteful expenditure instead of raising taxes. The delay does not mean […]
Kenya’s High Court has moved to streamline the growing legal battle over fuel prices by consolidating two separate constitutional petitions challenging the transparency and legality of the country’s fuel pricing framework. The decision, made on July 2, 2026 by Justice Roselyne Aburili, brings together a case filed by grassroots activist Francis Awino and a separate […]
The NTSA vehicle inspection rules 2026 have become one of the most talked-about transport policy changes in Kenya. The new framework, introduced by the National Transport and Safety Authority, is aimed at improving road safety through stricter vehicle inspection requirements, but it has also triggered debate over cost, enforcement, and legal validity. (1) For private […]