This document provides an overview of Kenya's policy and regulatory framework for the information and communication technology (ICT) sector. It discusses the historical background of reforms to liberalize and restructure the telecommunications sector beginning in 1996. Key events included separating postal and telecom services, privatization, and liberalization of pay phones and satellite services. The 1998 Kenya Communications Act established the regulatory body CCK and provisions for licensing. Subsequent laws and regulations in 2009-2010 and 2013 expanded CCK's mandate and introduced governance reforms to increase independence and oversight of the universal service fund.