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Buzzing bills — 5

Our weekly sweep of Parliament pages, Gazette notices and news sources picks up proposals that are being discussed, drafted or announced but that have not yet been formally tabled. They stay in the buzzing list — with the source we heard it from — until they appear on an order paper, at which point they move into tracked bills.

  • #ForeignServiceAmendment2026

    Foreign Service (Amendment) Bill, 2026

    Would require 70% of ambassadors, high commissioners and permanent representatives to be career diplomats with 10+ years in the Foreign Ministry, capping political appointees at 30%.

    Why it qualifies

    • Talked about publicly but not yet formally tabled
    • Heard via Parliament of Kenya
    View bill details
  • #KenyaEconomicZones2026

    Kenya Economic Zones Bill, 2026

    Seeks to dissolve the Export Processing Zones Authority and the Special Economic Zones Authority and merge them into one Kenya Economic Zones Authority.

    Why it qualifies

    • Talked about publicly but not yet formally tabled
    • Heard via Parliament of Kenya
    View bill details
  • #VATAmendment2026

    Value Added Tax (Amendment) Bill, 2026

    Proposes changes to VAT treatment on selected goods and services — could shift prices on everyday items.

    Why it qualifies

    • Talked about publicly but not yet formally tabled
    • Heard via Kenya Law
    View bill details
  • #ArtificialIntelligenceBill2026

    Artificial Intelligence Bill, 2026

    A Senate bill setting a regulatory framework for the ethical development, deployment and governance of AI in Kenya.

    Why it qualifies

    • Talked about publicly but not yet formally tabled
    • Heard via Parliament of Kenya
    View bill details
  • #NationalAddressingSystem

    National Addressing System Bill

    Would create a uniform framework assigning geographic, location-based addresses to every dwelling and business in the country.

    Why it qualifies

    • Talked about publicly but not yet formally tabled
    • Heard via Communications Authority of Kenya
    View bill details