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Relocating to East Africa? The 2025/26 Tax Regulations You Cannot Afford to Ignore

Kenya. Tanzania. Uganda. Rwanda. A new fiscal year is here—and with it, the most significant changes to personal 2025/26 tax regulations - import laws the region has seen in years. Whether you’re a returning resident preparing to come home, an expatriate planning a family move, or a diplomat starting a new posting—this blog is written for you.

Nellions Tennis Open 2025

The inaugural Nellions Tennis Open 2025 concluded in thrilling fashion at Parklands Sports Club, marking three days of high-energy competition, passionate crowds, and a powerful display of Kenya’s rising tennis stars. Hosted in partnership with Tennis Kenya and Parklands Sports Club, the tournament drew over 100 registrations from clubs and counties across the country, competing …

Just as moving companies serving the US government are bracing for potential aftershocks, President Donald Trump’s January 2025 executive order on the workings of the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) is reshaping donor funding policies and impacting economies worldwide.    The order initiated a 90-day freeze on new obligations and disbursements for U.S. foreign …

20th Feb 2025 Nairobi, Kenya –  From 14th February 2025, all imports into Kenya, including personal effects for those relocating, must be insured through insurers licensed in the country. This requirement comes from amendments made in The Finance Act of 2017, aimed at bolstering the management and security of imports by engaging local insurance providers. …

Nellions Joins the Prestigious Pan American International Movers Association (PAIMA)

Joining PAIMA is not just an achievement but a testament to the hard work and dedication of our team. It reflects our commitment to providing our clients with the best possible service and our dedication to being at the forefront of the international moving industry. Besides elevating our standing in the global moving industry, this move also opens new avenues for growth and collaboration, ensuring that we continue to deliver unparalleled service to our clients.

Suez Canal Update | Red Sea Attacks Dent Key Trade Route Disrupting the Shipping Industry in East Africa

Moving and shipping companies must now carefully assess the risks associated with using the Red Sea route and the Cape of Good Hope. They must review their insurance risk management policies, assess vulnerabilities, and explore contingency plans. While some may opt for more expensive but safer alternatives, others may delay or reconsider their plans altogether.