Kenyan Parliament Debates Regulatory Bills on Tobacco and Alcohol - September 2026

The Health Committee has concluded consultations on the Tobacco Control Bill, marking a significant step in the legislative process aimed at regulating tobacco products in Kenya. The private sector in Kenya has voiced strong opposition to the proposed Tobacco Control Amendment Bill, citing concerns over its potential impact on businesses and consumers. Members of Parliament are proposing significant legislative changes aimed at curbing the unregulated sale of alcohol across Kenya, seeking to address concerns over the proliferation of illicit brews and their detrimental effects on communities. Questions are being raised over a KSh 26 billion maize import tender awarded by the Kenyan government, with concerns of opacity and potential irregularities surrounding the deal.

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