Surrogacy is an arrangement where a woman (“the surrogate”) carriers and gives birth to a child for another person (“the intended parent”). It is a practice where a woman agrees to conceive and carry a pregnancy for another person with the understanding and intention of handing over the child upon birth. Modern-day surrogacy consists of…
Kenya has recently enacted the Digital Health Act, 2023, representing a significant advancement in the digital transformation of healthcare services in the country. This legislative framework aims to establish a comprehensive digital health infrastructure, enhance data governance, and promote innovation in healthcare delivery. The Act, cited as No. 15 of 2023 was assented to on…
In the healthcare sector, due diligence and risk assessment are crucial components of any transaction, whether it’s a merger and acquisition (M&A), partnership, or investment. These processes are essential for identifying potential risks and ensuring compliance with regulatory standards, thereby protecting both parties involved in the transaction. Effective due diligence and risk assessment similarly ensure…
THE OPERATIONS OF THE LAND REGISTRIES IN KENYA DURING THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC Introduction The coronavirus is a virus that affects humans and animals. Some of the severe coronaviruses that have been reported by various agencies before are severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) and the Middle East respiratory syndrome (MERS). The first novel coronavirus case (COVID-19)…
Advice All College Students Should Consider Before Applying do math homework for me Commencing school could be very terrifying, as you are coming into a whole new planet. This post will assist you when you’re figuring out how to choose a excellent school and reach your goals in having the diploma that you’re working toward….
KENYA MAGISTRATE COURTS LACK JURISDICTION OVER LAND AND ENVIRONMENT MATTERS Background On 15th December 2015, the President of the Republic of Kenya assented to three pieces of legislation.[1] The first legislation is the Statute Law (Miscellaneous Amendments) Act, 2015.[2] The second is the Magistrates’ Courts Act, 2015[3] and the third is the High Court (Organization…
Kenya Abolishes Capital Duty on Incorporation of Companies The Government of Kenya has abolished payment of capital duty on the initial nominal capital of a company on incorporation. This will apply to new incorporation of local subsidiaries of local companies. Previously, the promoter of a company was required to pay ad valorem stamp…
30% Kenya Local Shareholding Requirement Abolished The Government of Kenya has abolished the recent Companies Act requirement for 30% local shareholding in respect of foreign companies. We discuss the background below. The Companies Act No. 17 of 2015 brought a raft of changes in the formation, ownership, management, operation and liquidation of companies…
Supreme Court Ruling on Election Petitions and the Time Factor April 15, 2015
The High Court of Kenya declares some provisions of the Security Laws (Amendment) Act unconstitutional . This decision arose out of a petition filed by Coalition of Reforms and Democracy (CORD) to challenge the constitutionality of The Security Laws (Amendment) Act No. 19 of 2014 (SLAA) enacted by the National Assembly on 18th December, 2014…