In Kenya, the registration of a trademark confers upon the proprietor the exclusive right to use the mark in connection with the specific goods or services for which it is registered. ...
In today’s competitive marketplace, a brand is often a business’s most valuable asset. At the core of that brand is a trademark, which serves as a legal tool to distinguish your goods or services ...
In the competitive world of commerce, a business’s reputation and brand identity are among its most valuable assets. When another entity seeks to exploit that reputation by presenting its goods or s...
In a market where visual appeal influences purchasing decisions, the design of a product is more than just aesthetic, it is a strategic asset. From the shape of packaging to the decorative elements on...
The Kenya Information and Communications (Registration of Telecommunications Service Subscribers) Regulations, 2025 (“the Regulations”), published through Legal Notice No. 90 of 2025, represent a ...
On 24th June 2025, the Competition Authority of Kenya (CAK) issued a public notice addressing the increasing prevalence of exclusive agreements between property developers, residential estate managers...
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Trademark infringement is not just a legal technicality, it is a real world threat to business integrity Explore 4 steps to safeguard your trademark in Kenya...
Intellectual Property is the cornerstone of innovation and creativity yet many Kenyan creators, entrepreneurs and businesses overlook its value until infringement strikes. ...
Importing ICT products into Kenya Learn about the new CAK licensing requirement and how it affects you—stay compliant and avoid penalties!...
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