The Kenya Revenue Authority just integrated its electronic tax invoicing system with the national public procurement portal. Here's what it means for government suppliers.

🏦 1️⃣ Prudential Authority — Upcoming Surveys Schedule
The regulator has now published its full list of active and planned supervisory surveys and questionnaires for the current year.
This new reporting communication directly impacts all registered commercial banks and insurers in South Africa.
Compliance teams must now review the schedule to align their key resources for the upcoming data collection cycles.

2️⃣ Saudi Exchange (Tadawul) — Dallah Healthcare Fluctuation Limits
Tadawul has now announced that the daily price fluctuation limits for Dallah Healthcare will be set based on a share price of 85.40 Riyals.
This key corporate action will directly affect all equity traders and brokers who are active in the Saudi capital markets.
The new daily price fluctuation boundaries will take effect starting from the very next trading session to allow for this capital increase.

3️⃣ Kenya Revenue Authority — eTIMS-IFMIS System Integration
The tax authority has now officially started the integration of its electronic Tax Invoice Management System with the federal financial portal.
This new digital compliance mandate directly hits all registered government suppliers and public procuring entities who are processing invoices.
All affected businesses must now register fully on the eTIMS platform to prevent any delays in their automated payment processing.

4️⃣ BCEAO — Weekly Liquidity Operations
The central bank has now launched its weekly liquidity injection tenders under three new and separate market operations.
This key monetary policy action directly hits all commercial banks operating within the UMOA region.
All participating credit institutions must submit their liquidity bids within the specified interbank market windows to secure funding.

5️⃣ Capital Markets Authority — Trading Suspensions
The national market regulator has issued an official directive suspending several listed companies from active trading on the exchange.
This sudden trading freeze directly impacts public shareholders, retail investors, and corporate executives of the non-compliant listed firms.
These suspended companies must resolve all outstanding financial reporting delays to resume active exchange trading.

Full analysis in the attached RegNext Daily Middle East & Africa Radar carousel.

— Elena Navarro · Managing Editor, RegNext
Daily Middle East & Africa Radar · Monday 31 Aug 2026
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