Gone are the days when anyone who wanted to start a business in Kenya had to hire a crooked broker, employ the services of an expensive lawyer or endure long queues at Nairobi's Sheria House in order to register a business. With ecitizen, an online government portal,...
The methods through which one can become a Kenyan citizen are laid out in the Kenyan Citizenship and Immigration Act of 2011. Ways of Becoming a Kenyan Citizen There are three ways one can become a Kenyan citizen; birth, lawful residence and marriage. Kenyan...
Kenya Revenue Authority recently introduced M-Service, a mobile phone based services platform. With M-Service, Kenyans can now pay their taxes via M-pesa or Airtel money. In addition to the payment of tax, there are a number of other services accessible via M-Service...
Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) has a number of online tools to help people check the authenticity of various documents. One of these is the Tax Compliance Certificate Checker (TCC). The TCC checker runs the TCC number through the KRA database and provides you with the...
Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) has a number of tools to help you check the authenticity of documents in the course of your business. One of these is the online KRA PIN checker. The KRA PIN checker allows you to check the validity of any government issued Personal...
If you are a non-Kenyan seeking to work in Kenya on employment or volunteer basis, you must apply for a work permit. Work and residence permits are issued by the Kenyan Department of Immigration under the legal framework defined by the Kenya Citizenship and...