Kenya proposes single investment facilitation agency to streamline licences and cut red tape

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Kenya announced plans to establish a central investment facilitation agency. The new body will coordinate all investment approvals across government entities. It is intended to lower regulatory expenses for investors. Officials say the service should raise confidence among domestic and foreign investors. The initiative is timed before the national election scheduled for 2027.

Kenya plans a new central investment facilitation service to coordinate approvals, reduce regulatory costs and boost investor confidence ahead of the 2027 election.

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