Cartels and market concentration are driving up the cost of essential goods like fertilizer and cooking oil in Kenya, according to a new report by the COMESA Competition Commission.

The program launches in partnership with AfricaNenda, FNA, Global Legal Entity Identifier Foundation (GLEIF), and Modular ...

The topic may sound odd at face value but from policy perspectives, the construction of Ethiopia's Grand Hydroelectric Dam which kick started in 2011 combines two sets of polices including Ethiopia's ...

Kenya’s textile and apparel sub-sector directly employs over 66,000 people and 150,000–200,000 workers indirectly.But the ...

The two telcos signed similar deals in Uganda and Nigeria in March to boost network efficiency, expand coverage, and improve ...

Several companies in Kenya have given indications to the effect that they want to acquire other firms.The deals have been ...