The one-stop centre has mainly operated as a physical facility, requiring investors to visit Invest Kenya's offices for help in navigating government departments.
By
Constant Munda
Correspondent
Nation Media Group
Kenya is racing to complete an overhaul of its one-stop centre for investors by the end of the year, aiming to bring company registration, work permits and government licences into a single digital platform amid growing complaints about slow and fragmented approvals.
A central online "one-stop window" system is being developed so investors do not need to visit multiple offices
Apart from policy uncertainty, investors also raise concerns over the speed of regulatory approvals, including company…
President William Ruto's government has been stepping up efforts to attract global capital.
The initiative would mark one of the biggest changes to Kenya's investment promotion strategy, beyond tax incentives to offer…
The new authority promises a genuine one-stop service through integrated digital platforms, statutory timelines for approvals and…
'We already have a pipeline of several data centre investments interested in Kenya, not only to serve the domestic market but to…
