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The construction industry in Kenya is regulated by the county governments and the National Construction Authority. The county government issues the construction permit but one has to register the project with the National construction Authority which issues compliance certificate to enable one to commence construction works.Contractors operating or willing to undertake construction operations in Kenya are required by law to register through the National Construction Authority (NCA). AfCFTA Member States can only register for category 1 while locals can register for all categories.
