Disclaimers in Trademark Registration in Kenya
A business applying for trademark registration in Kenya may be asked to disclaim certain words, images, or other elements appearing in its proposed trademark.
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A business applying for trademark registration in Kenya may be asked to disclaim certain words, images, or other elements appearing in its proposed trademark.
One of the first, and most consequential, decisions founders make when setting up a Public Benefit Organization (PBO) in Kenya is whether it will be a membership PBO or a non-membership PBO.
On 25th September 2026, Kenya’s trust law changed significantly with the coming into force of the Trust Administration Act, 2026 (Act No. 28 of 2026).
A comprehensive guide to company dissolution and winding up in Kenya, covering strike-off, liquidation, procedures, costs, timelines, tax and restoration.
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The enactment of the Kenyan Data Protection Act has fundamentally transformed how organizations collect, process, store, transfer, and manage personal data.
Kenya’s legal framework for non-profit entities changed significantly with the commencement of the Public Benefits Organizations Act, 2013 (“PBO Act”) on 14 May 2024 through Legal Notice No. 78 of 2024.
A trademark in Kenya is any distinctive sign capable of distinguishing the goods or services of one undertaking from those of another.
Family trusts have become an increasingly popular vehicle for estate planning, wealth management, and intergenerational asset transfer in Kenya. Yet despite their growing adoption, many individuals, families, and business owners remain unclear about the tax implications.
Charitable trusts remain one of the most effective legal vehicles for philanthropy, social impact, and legacy planning in Kenya.