BCCK, your gateway into Kenya: Promoting trade & investment links between Kenya and the United Kingdom.
UK - Kenya Business Forum - 22nd January 2026. For enquiries email - business.forum2026@bcckenya.org
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Benefits of Becoming a Member
Networking
The chamber organizes powerful networking sessions with key UK and Kenyan organizations, facilitating invaluable connections for members. Through these sessions, members can forge strategic partnerships, access new markets and exchange ideas with industry leaders.
Information
The British Chamber of Commerce Kenya provides essential insights into accessing the Kenyan market and fostering partnerships with the UK.
Advocacy
The Chamber provides advocacy services focused on addressing significant business barriers and challenges. We actively engage with policymakers and stakeholders to address regulatory challenges and promote policies that support business growth and trade between Kenya and the UK.
Marketing
The Chamber offers an exclusive platform for members to promote their businesses through our diverse marketing channels, including Member to Member Information and Offers, Member to Member Connections, and Member Spotlights, among others. These invaluable promotional campaigns are provided at absolutely no cost to all chamber members.
Connections
The Chamber offers exclusive connection opportunities enabling you to forge strategic partnerships, exchange industry insights and gain access to valuable market intelligence. You will also benefit from referrals, professional and supportive community dedicated to mutual success.
DBT promotes and finances international trade and investment
Important information on the UK – Kenya partnership.
- FCDO Travel advice: Kenya here.
- UK-funded trade innovation praised for driving regional growth. Read more.
- Kenya and UK hold workshop to improve business regulation and put shillings in people’s pockets. Read more.
- Nairobi Securities Exchange launches partnership with UK development investor. Read more.
- UK pledges Ksh 660 million to Kenya to boost weather and information services. Read more.
- UK mobilises further finance to lower cost of borrowing for Kenyan SMEs. Read more.
- UK announces funding to unlock fifty green projects in Kenya. Read more.
- UK suspends tariff for flower exports. Read more.
- Brexit 4th anniversary update here.
- UK–Kenya development partnership summary. Read more.
- UK and Kenya sign trade agreement. Read more.
The Business Integrity Initiative was initiated in 2019 by the UK Department for Business and Trade (DBT) and the UK Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO). The program provides practical guidance on navigating integrity challenges and supports peer-to-peer private sector engagement. We are also working with the Kenyan authorities to support SMEs and help them navigate integrity issues, including corruption, bribery and human rights and improving local market conditions.
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for companies to help prevent bribery and corruption when doing business overseas.
Recent Briefings
KENYA BRIBERY INDEX 2025
COUNTY GOVERNANCE STATUS REPORT (CGSR) 2025
KENYA FINANCE ACT 2025
QUARTERLY GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT - FIRST QUARTER 2025
For latest statistical reports from Kenya National Bureau of Statistics (KNBS) visit their website here.
COUNTY GOVERNANCE STATUS REPORT (CGSR) 2025
For more reports/information from KNCCI visit their website here.