Govt Warns Businesses of Fake Permits

The Kenya Forest Service (KFS) has issued a warning to businesses involved in the sale and transportation of forest products regarding an increase in fake movement permits, which could lead to apprehension and impounding of goods.

Clearing firms hope to process more cargo, grow businesses

Kenyan clearing and forwarding firms expect improved cargo processing and business growth following a new partnership aimed at easing the burden of container deposit guarantees, which has significantly impacted their operations.

KRA eases tax for all small businesses

Nakuru County to Revoke Licenses of Some Traders & Businesses

The Nakuru County government is threatening to revoke licenses and pursue legal action against traders and hotels selling contaminated fish from Lake Nakuru. Research from Egerton University in 2024 confirmed that fish from the lake contain dangerous levels of lead and mercury, making them unsafe for consumption.

Why Businesses are Migrating from Industrial Area to Tatu City SEZ

Businesses are increasingly relocating from Nairobi's Industrial Area to Tatu City Special Economic Zone (SEZ) due to rising costs, inefficiencies, and the attractive incentives offered by the SEZ framework. This shift highlights a broader trend towards modern industrial hubs supporting growth and regional integration.

KRA Issues Notice to Businesses and Transporters

The Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) has issued a public notice reminding businesses and transporters to renew their licences before the December 31 expiry. Affected entities include those operating bonded warehouses, Manufacture Under Bond (MUB) facilities, transit godowns, and transporters of transit goods.