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June 9, 2026
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Ministry to Introduce New Licensing Rules Affecting Some Employers

Ministry to Introduce New Licensing Rules Affecting Some Employers

If adopted, the regulations would require the firms to be properly registered and licensed before being allowed to operate in Kenya...

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The Ministry of Roads and Transport has released draft regulations, the Engineering Technology Rules 2026, to govern engineering technologists and employers in Kenya.

  • The proposed rules aim to establish a structured framework for the registration, licensing, and compliance of engineering professionals and firms.
  • Key figures involved include Cabinet Secretary Davis Chirchir and the Kenya Engineering Technology Registration Board.
  • The ministry is conducting public consultations from June 29 to July 6, 2026, to gather feedback on the draft rules, particularly targeting the road construction sector.

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