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Stakeholder Validation Forum for 2026 draft Regulations

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09-SEP-26

The Ministry of Information, Communications, and the Digital Economy in Kenya has initiated the final phase of its regulatory review process for the upcoming Kenya Information and Communication Regulations, 2026. This process includes a series of virtual stakeholder validation sessions scheduled for 15 September 2026, 16 September 2026, and 17 September 2026.

The forum is designed to validate fifteen sets of draft regulations, which carry significant implications for manufacturers and service providers operating in the Kenyan market. Key areas of focus for the industry include:

  • Type Approval of Electronic Communications Equipment
  • Radiocommunication and Frequency Spectrum
  • General Licensing and Broadcasting
  • Infrastructure Sharing and Interconnection

Participation in these sessions is essential for stakeholders to understand the shift in compliance requirements and the potential impact on future product market entry. Registration is mandatory to access the virtual proceedings.

Eleos Compliance is closely monitoring these developments. For a comprehensive analysis of how these draft regulations may affect your product compliance strategy and supply chain readiness in Kenya, please contact our team. View Full Regulatory Update

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