Your National ID allows you to live and operate within Kenya, but a passport opens doors for international travel. In 2026, applying for a Kenyan passport has become much easier due to government digital services, which allow applicants to complete most of the process...
Motor vehicle inspection in Kenya is a mandatory process conducted by the National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) to ensure that vehicles meet the required safety and legal standards before being allowed on the road. If you own a private car, a Public Service...
A birth certificate is one of the most important legal and identification documents in Kenya. It serves as official proof of a person’s identity, nationality, parents, and place of birth. The document is required for school admission, applications for a national...
Public Service Vehicles (PSVs) in Kenya are only allowed to operate on routes approved by the National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA). However, there are times when a matatu, bus, or other PSV may need to temporarily operate on a different route outside its...
If you are a continuing student who has previously received a HELB loan, the portal is open for subsequent applications. You are required to submit a subsequent loan application for the 2026/2027 academic year to continue benefiting from this support. Unlike...
Kenya’s roads are changing quickly as more motorists adopt the new generation number plates introduced by the government through the National Transport and Safety Authority. The new plates are designed with enhanced security and tracking features to improve...
