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Business LawSuccess StoriesDecember 7, 2025by spvrl

O’Bang Law Recognised by Chambers and Partners: FinTech Legal 2026

O’Bang Law steps onto the scene! We are delighted to share that O’Bang Law (Ong’anya Ombo Advocates LLP) has been recognised by the recent Chambers and Partners ranking for FinTech Legal 2026, whereby we are ranked under FinTech Legal 2026 (Band 3). We are thankful to our clients, team, and colleagues for their roles in enabling us to achieve this milestone....
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Business LawInsightsDecember 1, 2025by spvrl

The Local Content Bill, 2025

Summary Local content is the added value brought to the Kenyan economy through procuring locally available services, goods, supplies and work force. The Objectives of The Bill To provide a framework for regulation of local content by prescribing minimum local content quotas in various sectors: To promote the local industry and sourcing of locally produced goods and services To...
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InsightsSuccess StoriesDecember 1, 2025by spvrl

Labour Law: Successful Representation – Nairobi ELRCC No. 663 of 2022

Kilimall International Limited secured our services after a Court without jurisdiction to address certain employment disputes awarded the Claimant KES. 2,625,000 in Mavoko CMCC ELRC No. 16 of 2020. We challenged the legality of the judicial decision; however, in the interest of justice and flexible labour courts practices, the Claimant was allowed to file a fresh case, in this case (Nairobi...
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InsightsSuccess StoriesDecember 1, 2025by spvrl

Labour Law: Successful Representation – Nairobi ELRC Cause No. 271 of 2020

Our Client, then serving as a Financial Controller at DHL Supply Chain Kenya Limited-Kasarani, was terminated from her role on allegedly being in contravention of her employer’s, DHL’s (Respondent), Conflict of Interest policies. This was despite our Client making the necessary disclosures, which were of less risk to the interest of the business. Furthermore, at this stage, the employer did...
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Success StoriesOctober 21, 2025by spvrl

ITR World Tax: EMEA, KE 2026 TEAM RANKINGS

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Success StoriesOctober 21, 2025by spvrl

ITR World Tax: EMEA, KE 2026 LAW FIRM RANKINGS

Ong’anya Ombo Advocates LLP current ranking on Tax Legal Services by ITR World Tax is under the following categories: Tier 3 Tax Controversy, and Active General Corporate Tax. Ong’anya Ombo Advocates LLP is proud to be ranked by ITR World Tax 2026: Tier 3 in Tax Controversy and Active in General Corporate Tax. Our Tax & Financial Reporting practice has previously secured a KES...
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InsightsOctober 17, 2025by spvrl

Property Developer: Purchasing of Land to Develop

Introduction. A citizen of Kenya can possess land under the freehold or leasehold tenure system. A foreign investor is restricted to a leasehold interest only for a maximum of 99 years, but under freehold, the land interest automatically reverts to a leasehold interest.  The summary below discusses the process of purchasing land. Due diligence. Due diligence is crucial for an...
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InsightsOctober 17, 2025by spvrl

Purchasing of an Apartment or Villa by Non-Resident Foreigners

Land under the Constitution of Kenya is classified into public, private, and community land. Public Land This is land vested and managed by the state on behalf of citizens. It is mainly where roads, government buildings, and other state property are based. Public land can only be sold or transferred to a foreigner as private land under a leasehold interest through a grant of lease...
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Business LawRegulatory HighlightsOctober 13, 2025by spvrl

Draft Regulations: A summary of the Income Tax (Significant Economic Presence Tax) Regulations, 2025

A summary of the Income Tax (Significant Economic Presence Tax) Regulations, 2025 What is the Significant Economic Presence Tax? This is a final tax on the income of non-resident persons who provide services through a business carried out over the internet or an electronic network to users in Kenya. Applicability and ScopeTarget Group: Non-resident persons without a permanent...
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Business LawInsightsOctober 13, 2025by spvrl

Licensing, General Penalties and Enforcement by Capital Markets Authority

The Capital Markets Authority (CMA) of Kenya regulates various sectors within the securities and capital markets industry. Section 23 of the Capital Markets Act provides for licenses required under the securities industry, covering securities exchanges, commodities/derivatives exchanges, registered venture capital companies, collective investment schemes, and credit rating agencies, among...
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