AGPO (Access to Government Procurement Opportunities) is a special government scheme in Kenya. It is meant to uplift and empower local groups who need extra support, which are youth, women, and people living with disabilities.
When a property is transferred to a trust, it effectively changes the legal ownership of the asset from an individual name to the trust itself, managed by a trustee for the benefit of the chosen beneficiaries.
The legal process for appointing or removing a trustee in Kenya is primarily governed by the Trustee Act (Cap 167), the Trustees (Perpetual Succession) Act (Cap 164), and the provisions of the Trust Deed itself.
Many parents wish to involve their children in family businesses or create long-term wealth through company share ownership. However, under Kenyan law, children under the age of 18 do not have the legal capacity to enter into binding contracts.