In Kenya, the National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) oversees vehicle registration and transfer processes, ensuring transparency and legality in ownership changes. However, situations such as police auctions or uncollected property auctions introduce unique complexities, often requiring a forced transfer to formalize ownership. These scenarios typically involve vehicles seized by law enforcement, abandoned, or sold […]

In Kenya, purchasing a vehicle through a bank repossession or auction can be an exciting opportunity to own a car at a fraction of its market value. However, the process of transferring ownership of such vehicles is far from straightforward. The National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) regulates vehicle transfers, including forced transfers, to ensure […]

In Kenya’s bustling transport sector, where matatus zoom through Nairobi’s traffic and boda bodas weave across rural roads, vehicle ownership isn’t just about keys and wheels—it’s a legal lifeline. For many Kenyans, securing a car or motorcycle often involves financing, turning logbooks into shared assets between owners and lenders. But what happens when you’ve cleared […]

In the bustling streets of Nairobi, where matatus honk their way through traffic and bodaboda riders weave between lanes, owning a vehicle isn’t just a luxury—it’s often a lifeline for business and daily hustle. But with rising fuel costs and economic pressures, many Kenyans turn to asset financing to get behind the wheel. Enter the […]