The Competition Authority of Kenya (CAK) attributes the slow resolution of cartel cases to a significant staff shortage. The agency takes an average of three years to conclude investigations.

• The CAK has only 75 staff members serving a population comparable to the UK's, which has around 1,130 staff at its Competition and Markets Authority (CMA).
• CAK Director General David Kemei stated that the CAK's timeline of three years for cartel cases is comparable to other global regulators, despite operating with fewer resources and a budget of approximately Sh700 million.
• The CAK has invested Sh45 million in a forensic laboratory and is reviewing penalty procedures to strengthen enforcement against anti-competitive practices.

Kenya has established a national carbon budget, capping carbon credit exports at 10 million tonnes of carbon dioxide equivalent (MtCO₂e) through 2030.

• The cap limits annual international carbon credit transfers to 1.67 million tonnes across key sectors.
• This policy was unveiled by the Kenyan Government alongside its new carbon market rulebook.
• The move aims to safeguard Kenya's climate targets under the Paris Agreement and attract quality investment by ensuring environmental integrity.

Call drops and billing disputes were the most frequent complaints lodged by telecommunications consumers with the Communications Authority of Kenya (CA) during the fourth quarter of the 2025/26 financial year.

• The CA received 239 voice and SMS complaints, resolving 167 cases.
• Key complaint areas included call termination (16 cases), quality of service (13 cases), and SMS billing/charges (75 cases).
• The report highlights growing consumer expectations for high-quality, uninterrupted communication services as they become more crucial for daily life and economic activity.