The overall objective of this policy is to improve the development of data protection laws and facilitate statutory and regulatory compliance.

The guideline document aim is to achieve its set objectives by following these procedures: Application of the Procedures and Guidelines; Effective Date of the Procedures and Guidelines; Amendments to the Procedures and Guidelines; Commercial Agreements between Licensees on provision of Number Portability Services; Dispute Resolution: The regulation will be used to resolve dispute that arises from number portability services.

The guidelines cover the policy objectives, targets and strategies to achieve goals, market structure and liberalization and establishment of a policy advisory secretariat.

The objective of this regulatory framework is to provide guidelines for the control, planning, administration and management of the numbering while addressing network services, national plan and applications services. The regulations cover establishment of a national communication and numbering plan, administration and planning of numbering and communication addresses, compliance with numbering and address plan, communications numbering and electronic address plan, assignment of communications numbers and cancellation of assignments.

This regulatory framework identifies the procedures involved in delivery, acceptance, insurance of postage stamps, sales of stamps etc. It contains provision on issuance of certificates of posting, sale of postage stamps, illegal manufacture and unlawful use of postage stamps and postal licensees to make rules.

An Act to promote and develop the carriage and content of communications in an orderly manner as well as the establishment of a commission to regulate all forms of communications for the establishment of an appeals tribunal.

This master plan is in line with the national constitution, Kenya vision 2030, jubilee manifesto, technology and innovation Act 2013, Technical industrial training Act 2013 and universities Act 2012. This master plan has three foundations and three pillars: The first foundation is information and communications technology, human capital and workforce development; the second is the integrated information and communications technology infrastructure; the third is the integrated information infrastructure. The three pillars are e-government services, information and communications technology as driver of industry and developing information and communications technology businesses.

The Ministerial Strategic and Investment Plan constitute the statements, intentions and actions of the ministry of health over a period from July 2014 to June 2018. The plan presents Kenya’s health development challenges including high maternal mortalities and threats from fever and poverty, linkages with developmental agendas such as the vision 2030, the constitution, and the Kenya health policy.

This is an Act of Parliament for the protection, conservation, sustainable use, and management of wildlife in Kenya,

This is an Act of Parliament amending the Law concerning witchcraft in Kenya.

This is an Act of Parliament for the protection of witnesses in criminal cases and other proceedings to establish a Witness Protection Agency and provide for its powers, functions, management, and administration, and for related matters.

This is an Act of Parliament for the enforcement of witness summonses issued by courts of certain countries and for related matters.

An act to improve regulation of the pharmacy industry and the trade in drugs and poisons. The Act provides regulations for the registration of pharmacists, preparation of poison list, license to manufacture of medicinal substances, advertisement of drugs.

This Report provides an overview of the health sector’s performance, achievements, key priorities and the resource requirements for the period 2018/19 – 2020/21. It provides the medium-term priorities and financial plan for the medium-term entrepreneur framework period 2018/19- 2020/21 and also identifies challenges faced by the health sector.

This strategic plan was designed not only to ensure equitable access to quality health care but also to reduce by half the neonatal and maternal death and to reduce by at least 25% of time spent in ill health. The plan provides the overview of health strategic direction, health investment areas, resource requirement for Kenya health sector strategic and investment plan implementation, implementation framework and monitoring and evaluation framework.

The plan which is in alignment with key developmental agendas provides a framework for the implementation of strategies aimed at improving the health status of Kenyans. The document also presents the progress in implementation of flagship projects, emerging issues and challenges, health sector programmes for 2013-2017 and legal framework.

The plan to achieve Konza vision 2030 aims to position Kenya as knowledge based economy and a preferred Science Technology and Innovation (ST & I) destination, foster the growth of the technology industry in Kenya and generate 17,000 direct jobs at the end of phase 1 and have 200,000 residents in the technopolis at the end of 2030.

This is an Act to give effect to article 35 of the constitution and confer on the commission on administrative justice the oversight and enforcement functions and powers and for connected purposes. This access to information act provides for the right to information, review of decisions by the commission; conferment on the commission of oversight and enforcement functions and powers; regulations for provisions on delegated powers; and consequential amendments.

The Kenya Information & Communication Act has undergone a lot of amendments, the recent effects the change of name from Communication Commission of Kenya to Communication Authority of Kenya and became an independent body. The goal of Communication Authority is to facilitate the transformation of lives through progressive regulation of the Information and Communication Technology sector. The authority adopted some value; team work, communication, innovation, diligence, result focus and respect. This code of conduct therefore gives guidelines and regulations to be followed by staff as public officers.

The code of practice creates a framework to ensure consumer concerns are handled in a sustainable manner. This document sets out the principles and regulations to guide each operator, enforcement criteria and dispute resolution mechanisms