Kenyans using Uber, Bolt, Glovo and Little to send parcels will soon have to provide more information about what they are sending and who it is going to, under new rules that give government agencies access to delivery records. From September 20, 2026, the platforms will have to comply with new licensing conditions issued by
The Communications Authority of Kenya (CA) has introduced new customer registration and record-keeping requirements for cyber cafés, with the measures set to take effect on Friday, August 142026. Under the new requirements, cyber café operators will be required to register customers and maintain basic records of their sessions when customers use public internet access facilities.
The Communications Authority of Kenya (CA) has introduced new consumer protection rules requiring all mobile phones, tablets, laptops and other low-power electronic devices sold in Kenya to come with a minimum one-year warranty and a clear return policy. The new requirements, issued under the Communication Equipment Vendor (CEV) Class Licence, set stricter operating standards for
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