The Kenyan government has launched a new inquiry into the KUSCCO Housing Co-operative Society Limited (KHC) following concerns from members about its management and governance. This investigation will scrutinize the co-operative's operations, financial practices, and the conduct of past and present management committees.

• The inquiry was authorized in a gazette notice under sections 58 and 73 of the Co-operative Societies Act (Cap. 490).
• It will be led by Assistant Commissioner for Co-operative Development Fondo Nzovu and Senior Co-operative Auditor John Kariuki Kinyanjai.
• The inquiry seeks to address historical criticism of governance and financial oversight at KUSCCO, which faced Ksh15 billion financial challenges earlier in the year.

The Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) has issued a 30-day ultimatum for owners to collect goods, including high-end vehicles, from various Container Freight Stations (CFSs) in Mombasa or face auction.

• Over a dozen vehicle makes, including Lexus, Mercedes-Benz, and Toyota Land Cruiser Prado, are set for auction.
• The auctions will occur between January 5 and 9, 2025 (Mombasa) and January 5 and 9, 2026 (Nairobi) via KRA's online portal.
• Other items to be auctioned include bags of used clothing, household items, and oil and gas tools, with viewings scheduled for December 29 and 30, 2025.
• Similar auctions for uncollected goods are also planned at the Inland Container Depot and bonded facilities in Nairobi.

The Kenyan government has issued a notice of intended dissolution to over 700 companies, threatening thousands of jobs. This action follows a previous dissolution of 126 companies and precedes another list of 308 companies facing closure.

• Over 700 companies risk closure nationwide, impacting thousands of Kenyan jobs.
• Damris Lukwo, the Registrar of Companies, issued the gazette notice on November 28.
• Companies have three months to prove they are still in business to avoid being struck off the register, as per section 894 (2) of the Companies Act.