O’Bang Law advised Kilimall on an Investigation by Pharmacy and Poisons Board (PPB)
O’Bang Law advised Kilimall on an investigation by the Pharmacy and Poisons Board (PPB) concerning one of the products advertised by a third party on its platform and clarified to the regulator the commercial model of Kilimall as one that does not require licensing from PPB, and how best the two entities can collaborate for a common goal.
Our input clarified how best to assess various...
Public Affairs & Policy: August 2026 Legislative Bulletin – Kenya
Legislative & Regulatory Highlights
The Virtual Asset Service Providers Regulations, 2026 and the Public Finance Management (e-Citizen System Management) Regulations, 2026, were published.
The National Assembly considered approval motions on the National Energy Policy and the first standalone National Petroleum Policy.
The President declined to assent to the Public Procurement...
O’Bang Law advised a Client on an EPC Project for a Wind Farm
O’Bang Law advised a China state-owned company on its preliminary market assessment for an intended cross-border transaction requiring the construction and setup of a wind farm EPC project. The Client was keen on EPC contract structuring, advisory and review, corporate structures and tax advisory.
O’Bang Law Team: Ombo Malumbe, Jack Ong’anya, Faith Ngarama and Angelina Ndeto....
O’Bang Law advised a multinational Client on Product Withdrawal
O’Bang Law advised a multinational Client on conducting a product withdrawal through distributor channels and coordinating with key stakeholders, including the Competition Authority (CA) and the Kenya Bureau of Standards (KEBS), to ensure all statutory requirements were met. The withdrawal was successfully effected without necessarily requiring announcements in two national daily...
2026 – Kenya – Market Intelligence Report – O’Bang Law
KENYA: EAST AFRICA’S PREMIER INVESTMENT GATEWAY
The Republic of Kenya (Kenya) is a coastal, multicultural country located in East Africa, bordering five (5) countries: Ethiopia, Somalia, South Sudan, Tanzania and Uganda. According to the International Monetary Fund (IMF) 2026 findings, Kenya remains the largest economy in East Africa, with the rest having a favourable rating,...
Public Affairs & Policy: May-June 2026 Legislative Bulletin – Kenya
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Public Affairs & Policy: March 2026 Legislative Bulletin – Kenya
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Public Affairs & Policy: Jan & Feb 2025 Legislative Bulletin – Kenya
250321 – Jan & Feb 2025 Legislative Update – O’Bang LawDownload