Kenya Court Battle Looms Over Chinese Tax Exemptions

(NAIROBI, KENYA) – Local contractors and truck owners have sued the Kenyan government to force it to publish tax and duty concessions granted to Chinese contractors on infrastructure projects. The petitioners say the unpublished exemptions give foreign firms an unfair edge, creating a 25% to 35% cost gap in theirContinue Reading

Kenya CMT Paralysis Leaves Corporate Disputes in Limbo

(NAIROBI, KENYA) – Kenya’s Capital Markets Tribunal (CMT) has been unable to hear cases for close to five months because it lacks the quorum required to sit, leaving high value corporate disputes and regulatory appeals unresolved. Sources told The Daily Handle the Tribunal has been without the quorum needed toContinue Reading

The National Health Insurance Fund (NHIF)

(NAIROBI, KENYA) – Kenya has ordered an inquiry into the financial health and governance structures of the NHIF Sacco, following a warning over the possible liquidation of the troubled Metropolitan National Sacco over its poor cash position. Commissioner for Co-operatives David Obonyo told The Daily Handle on 22nd September theContinue Reading

Nairobi Hospital Tells Court It Is Financially Stable Despite $17.1 Million Deficit Claims

(NAIROBI, KENYA) – Nairobi Hospital has told the High Court it remains financially stable, well capitalised and able to support its current operations and future growth, rejecting claims by petitioners that the institution faces financial collapse. The hospital made the submission in response to a petition by Busia Senator OkiyaContinue Reading

Kenya Court Faults IRA Over Policy Cancellations in Three Failed Insurers

(NAIROBI, KENYA) – Kenya’s High Court has faulted the Insurance Regulatory Authority (IRA) for invalidating insurance policies held by customers of three insurers and placing them under statutory management without allowing affected policyholders to be heard. The court ruled that the Commissioner of Insurance acted outside the statutory parameters whenContinue Reading

The Kenya Shilling - 1,000 Shilling Notes

(NAIROBI, KENYA) – Banks and other financial institutions in Kenya now face fines of up to KES 20 million ($155,000/GBP 122,000) for breaking new terror financing rules as the country works to stop suspicious financial flows. New regulations from the Ministry of Interior and National Administration raise the maximum penaltyContinue Reading

Kenya's PCEX and QVSE - Same Man, Same Collapse

(NAIROBI, KENYA) – A fraudulent investment scheme that froze millions of shillings of Kenyan investors’ cash in 2025 was run by the same person behind the recently collapsed Quant Vest Stock Exchange (QVSE), the Business Daily has established. The earlier scheme, known as PCEX, operated under the banner of GlobalContinue Reading