KCAA ADVISORY CIRCULAR TO PROPERTY OWNER, LESSORS & LESSEES
On 3th February 2026, the Kenya Civil Aviation Authority (KCAA) issued a public notice, pursuant to Section 57 of the Civil Aviation Act (Cap. 394) and the Civil Aviation (Aerodrom
REVIEWING COMMERCIAL AGREEMENTS
In Kenya’s evolving commercial landscape, contracts are the foundation of business relationships. Whether you’re drafting, reviewing, or signing an agreement, it’s cr
ESTABLISHING A RECRUITMENT AGENCY IN KENYA
Establishing a recruitment/employment agency in Kenya is a lucrative but highly regulated venture. To navigate the complex legal landscape, one must comply with the stringent requi
DATA PRIVACY IN MERGER & ACQUISITION: KENYA
In the modern corporate landscape, data has become the new oil, driving the value of multi-million-dollar deals. However, this shift has turned data protection into a high-stakes l
NAVIGATING SUCCESSION IN KENYA
The transmission of property and assets upon the death of an individual is a sensitive legal process governed by a rigorous statutory framework. In Kenya, the Law of Succession Act
SECURING BUILDING APPROVALS IN KENYA
Property & Real Estate: series 5 In Kenya, the construction industry is strictly governed by a multi-layered regulatory framework designed to ensure structural integrity, publi
PROTECTING YOUR ONLINE PERSONAL DATA
As digital technologies continue to advance, the regulation of data privacy has become a critical legal and policy concern. The vast collection of personal data by businesses, gove
RESOLVING LAND BOUNDARY DISPUTES IN KENYA
Resolution of boundary disputes involves the use of survey expertise and official land records to settle disagreements between property owners regarding the exact location of their
OVERVIEW AND EFFECTS OF THE REGISTRAR-INITIATED DISSOLUTION: KENYA
(Corporate Commercial Series: 4) Registrar-initiated dissolution or deregistration is an administrative process where the Registrar of Companies removes a company’s name from the
DOUBLE TAXATION AGREEMENTS: KENYA
Introduction Double taxation is a tax principle referring to income taxes paid twice on the same source of income. It can occur when income is taxed at both the corporate level and


