How to Appeal Your SHA Monthly Payments in Kenya 

Are you paying more than Ksh. 500 per month for your SHA (formerly NHIF) contributions? You’re not alone. Many Kenyans end up paying higher monthly premiums than necessary because of errors in income declarations or outdated records. The good news? You can legally reduce your SHA contributions to Ksh. 500 Read More

The Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) has temporarily suspended the filing of nil tax returns, a move that has affected millions of Kenyans who normally file zero returns every year. The decision is part of a broader plan by KRA to review taxpayer data, improve compliance, and expand the national tax base Read More

The Kenya Universities and Colleges Central Placement Service (KUCCPS) portal plays a key role in placing students into Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) institutions across Kenya. TVET courses are designed to equip learners with practical, hands-on skills that prepare them for employment, self-employment, or further studies Read More

How to File KRA Returns Using a P9 Form in Kenya (Step‑by‑Step Guide) 

Filing your KRA tax returns using a P9 Form is not optional — it’s a legal requirement for every employed person in Kenya. Yet every year, thousands of Kenyans panic in June, rush cyber cafés, or get slapped with penalties simply because the process sounds complicated. Read More

Booking a motor vehicle inspection in Kenya is now 100% online through the eCitizen NTSA Service Portal: no more guesswork, brokers, or endless queues. If you own a car, matatu, pickup, or commercial vehicle, this process is mandatory, and surprisingly easy when you know the steps. Read More

Registering for NSSF (National Social Security Fund) in Kenya is no longer a long, boring process that requires lining up at an office. Thanks to mobile technology, you can now register for NSSF using your phone in minutes, from anywhere in the country. Read More