The book "Kenya Investment Law and Policy" by Wycliffe Otiso provides a comprehensive analysis of the legal framework for investments in Kenya, particularly in the context of the Investment Promotion Act of 2004. It highlights the challenges arising from inadequate legal provisions and discusses the implications for national investment policy. The author argues that despite attracting foreign direct investments (FDI), the benefits for the Kenyan population are limited. Additionally, the neglect of the micro, small, and medium-sized enterprises (MSE) sector, which plays a crucial role in the national economy, is addressed. The book proposes how a balanced investment policy can be developed that considers both FDI and MSEs to promote sustainable economic development.