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Originally published by Capital Businessbusiness
September 22, 2026
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Kenya Power, KCB, UN goods face auction after overstaying

The Kenya Revenue Authority listed the consignments in notices published in the Kenya Gazette on September 18, giving owners 30 days to enter and remove the goods from Customs custody before they are treated as abandoned...
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Numerous organizations, including Kenya Power and KCB Bank, face the potential auction of their goods due to overstaying in Customs warehouses. The Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) has issued notices for these consignments, which must be claimed within 30 days.
- Goods belonging to Kenya Power, KCB Bank, the United Nations, and other entities are slated for public auction.
- The Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) has set auctions for October and November 2026.
- Consignments include electrical equipment, medical supplies, solar products, and foodstuffs, some of which have been in custody since November 2025.
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