KRA Issues New Stock Records Directive to Businesses Using TIMS, eTIMS

Author: Nikkie AishaPublished on: September 4, 2026Country: Kenya

Business & EconomyCrime & Law

The KRA announced that businesses must now maintain updated stock records through the new eTIMS functionality, which tracks goods from purchase to sale, transfer, return, and disposal. Additionally, an accident on the Ikutha-Kasaala road resulted in five deaths and 21 injuries. President Ruto also urged Kenyans to scrutinize the new police uniforms based on facts and evidence.

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