Standards levy, industrial training levy, insurance levy, business permit fee (payable by Nairobi residents to the Nairobi City Council), Transport Licensing Board fees, and various other license fees (payable to the Nairobi City Council). There is also a catering levy, the National Hospital Insurance Fund, the fuel levy, the motor vehicle road license fee, the import declaration form fee, television and radio license fees, driving license fees, the rural electrification levy, the Electricity Regulation Board levy, and the exchange rate surcharge (levied by Kenya Power
those on petroleum products and weaponry; (iii) reduced the list of import bans for religious, health, and ecological reasons to 10 products; (iv) opened 51 offices across the country to expedite approval of business permits; (v) lowered the floor on Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) in the non-oil sector from US$50 million to US$1.5 million; and (vi) established a negative list for non-oil FDI limited to retail trade, wholesale trade, and importation. Also, the authorities issued a decree requiring that all FDI in the non-oil sector be undertaken through joint ventures