KRA Introduces Body-Worn Cameras for Customs and Border Officers
The Kenya Revenue Authority plans to introduce body-worn cameras for customs and border control officers to improve transparency and accountability at Kenya’s entry points. The devices are expected to record inspections and interactions, strengthening oversight of frontline operations at locations such as Jomo Kenyatta International Airport and other border posts.
Parliament Pushes for Faster Reform of State-Owned Enterprises, Limits Budget to KSh 2.88Trillion
KenGen Trims Board by a Third in Governance Overhaul
KenGen has become the first state-owned enterprise to restructure its board under Kenya's Government Owned Enterprises Act 2025, cutting directors from 14 to 9 and triggering the exit of three independent non-executive directors, including Board Chairman Hon. Alfred Agoi Masadia. Shareholders approved the changes at an EGM on 12th February 2026, introducing a Class A and B share structure that ring-fences minority investor voting on independent director elections. The reconstituted board must elect its own chairperson from among independent directors, ending the era of government-appointed chairs
How a Family Network Allegedly Siphoned KSh 22 Million From National Oil Firm
Prosecutors have charged a former National Oil Corporation of Kenya (NOCK) employee, her husband, and an associate over an alleged KSh 22.15 million fraud.Why Institutional Resilience Is Now a Core Corporate Governance Imperative
The world is entering an era of overlapping global crises, from pandemics and financial shocks to geopolitical conflicts and climate pressures. In this volatile and interconnected environment, institutional resilience, the ability to anticipate, adapt, and thrive amid disruption, is no longer optional. This article explores how governments, businesses, and organizations can strengthen their strategies, operations, finances, and governance to withstand shocks and seize opportunities in a rapidly changing world.
KenGen Seeks Shareholder Approval for Board and Governance Reforms
Kenya Electricity Generating Company has called a February 12 extraordinary general meeting to seek shareholder approval for governance reforms covering board composition, director tenure, and appointment rules. The proposals amend the Articles of Association, allow virtual voting, and aim to clarify state and minority shareholder roles. The move follows a similar notice by Kenya Reinsurance Corporation, signalling a broader push to reset governance at listed state-owned firms.Kenya Re Proposes Dual Share Structure Giving Treasury Majority Board Control
Kenya’s state-backed reinsurer plans to lock in government control of its board through a governance overhaul that would introduce unequal voting power between shareholdersHow Kenyan Businesses Can Stay Resilient and Risk-Proof in 2026
With improving credit conditions and steady GDP growth, 2026 presents a critical window for businesses to fortify their foundations while actively positioning themselves for long-term expansion.
Ethiopia's Sovereign Wealth Fund Launches Whistleblower Platform
The Ethiopian Investment Holdings (EIH) has launched a whistleblower platform dubbed 'Adera' to give the public a direct channel to report complaints.
Kenya Re Reinstates Managing Director Dr. Hillary Wachinga After Internal Review
