Govt Proposes to Raise Some Licence Fees by Ksh1 Million in New Laws
The move aims to enhance overall efficiency, accessibility, and competitiveness in the sector...
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The Communications Authority of Kenya (CA) proposes a significant hike in licensing fees for postal and courier services, from Ksh50,000 to Ksh1.5 million, to modernize the sector and address market challenges. This change, announced by Director General David Mugonyi, also includes a reduced licensing period from 20 years to 15 years.
- The proposed fee increase is 30 times the current amount, representing a Ksh1,450,000 rise.
- The CA aims to enhance efficiency, accessibility, and competitiveness in the postal and courier sector.
- Public comments on the proposed changes are invited until October 15.
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