Experts have urged Kenya to establish a stable and predictable tax regime to attract long-term domestic and foreign investment. Frequent policy shifts are identified as a major deterrent, increasing investor risk and diminishing business confidence.

• Policy certainty, rather than just tax incentives, is crucial for investment decisions, according to industry experts.
• Key figures include Sameer Raja (Assistant General Manager and Investment Advisor at I&M Capital Limited), Onesmus Kiema (Associate Director for Tax and Regulatory Services at KPMG East Africa), and Charles Miano (Senior Portfolio Manager at Nabo Capital).
• Adopting medium-term tax policy frameworks of three to five years could significantly boost Kenya's competitiveness as an investment destination.