By the NGOs.ke Editorial Team. To register an NGO in Kenya in 2026, you first choose a legal structure — a Public Benefit Organization (PBO), a Community Based Organization (CBO), a trust, or a company limited by guarantee — then reserve a name, file your constitution and founding documents through the PBORA/eCitizen portal, and wait…
Kenya’s Interior Ministry has formally constituted a new multi-agency body to monitor non-profit organisations it considers at risk of terrorism financing, and every registered NGO in the country now falls within its watch. Interior Cabinet Secretary Kipchumba Murkomen gazetted the Multi-Agency Co-ordination Working Group on Non-Profit Organisations at Risk of Terrorism Financing in a notice…
Kenya’s PBO Act 2026 regulations are now in force and NGOs have until May 2027 to transition to PBO status. Here’s exactly what to submit to PBORA, and by when.
