Transferring the ownership of a motor vehicle in Kenya is a necessary step for anyone buying or selling a vehicle. This process ensures that the new owner’s name is recorded in the National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) system, which provides legal proof of ownership. With the introduction of digital services on the eCitizen platform,…
If you’ve lost your original logbook or it has been damaged, applying for a duplicate logbook in Kenya is a straightforward process. The National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) provides a structured and efficient online procedure for obtaining a duplicate logbook through their eCitizen portal. READ ALSO: How To Secure Your Home Wi-Fi Network Below,…
The National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) in Kenya plays a pivotal role in regulating road transport and promoting safety on the roads. They offer a variety of services essential to motorists and vehicle owners. From processing licenses to vehicle inspections, NTSA has streamlined these services to improve accessibility and efficiency. READ ALSO: The Complete…
With Kenya’s fast-growing digital economy and increased reliance on online platforms for financial transactions, social interactions, and business operations, cybersecurity has become a critical concern for both individuals and businesses. From personal data breaches to company-wide cyberattacks, threats are evolving, making it essential to adopt robust cybersecurity practices to safeguard information and digital assets. READ…
Ransomware attacks have surged worldwide, and Kenyan businesses are no exception. In these attacks, hackers infiltrate a company’s digital infrastructure, encrypt its files, and demand payment, often in cryptocurrency, to release the data. For small and medium enterprises in Kenya, such an attack can be crippling, both financially and operationally. Fortunately, with the right preventive…
Kenya has rapidly established itself as a digital powerhouse in Africa. The country’s digital transformation has been driven by remarkable growth in mobile subscriptions, internet usage, and social media engagement, paving the way for a robust digital economy. As of 2024, over 58 million Kenyans have mobile subscriptions, and approximately 43 million people are internet…
In recent years, the mobile telecommunications landscape in Kenya has experienced rapid growth. As the digital economy expands, there is a rising need for regulatory oversight to ensure that devices entering the market meet the required standards. Recognizing this need, the Communications Authority of Kenya (CA), a regulatory body responsible for overseeing Kenya’s ICT industry,…
Securing your home Wi-Fi network is crucial to safeguarding your online privacy, protecting your personal information, and ensuring a safe browsing experience for you and your family. With the rise of connected devices in homes – smartphones, laptops, smart TVs, and even IoT devices like cameras or smart appliances – your home network becomes a…
As healthcare becomes an essential aspect of life, many countries have developed social health insurance systems to provide citizens with affordable and accessible healthcare. In Kenya, the Social Health Insurance Fund (SHIF) is one such initiative, offering health coverage to Kenyans through various programs. One of the most convenient methods of contributing to your SHIF…
The KASNEB Foundation Loan and Bursary Scheme is a groundbreaking initiative aimed at empowering students pursuing accounting, finance, and secretarial qualifications in Kenya. Designed to provide financial support for students in need, this scheme is an excellent opportunity for those looking to pursue a career in accounting and related fields. READ ALSO: SHIF vs NHIF:…