Competition And Dominance Law (Video Content)

2023 was a transformative year for competition law in Kenya, marked by a series of developments across various industries. In January 2023, the Competition Authority of Kenya ("CAK")...

The Competition Authority of Kenya has imposed unusual remedies on the Diageo-Asahi transaction involving East African Breweries, requiring a USD 115 million reserve fund and retail refrigeration space allocation. These unprecedented conditions have sparked debate about the scope of merger control powers and raised questions about whether securing pre-existing liabilities falls within proper regulatory authority.

Kenya's competition law enforcement is rapidly evolving, with the Competition Authority of Kenya intensifying scrutiny across key sectors while Parliament considers sweeping new powers for digital markets. As regional merger control regimes become suspensory and enforcement activity increases, businesses operating in Kenya face a fundamentally different compliance landscape than existed just a year ago.

For the first time in Kenya, the Competition Tribunal has made a ruling which reversed or amended merger conditions that had been imposed by the Competition Authority of Kenya...

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The Competition Authority of Kenya has increased its focus on enforcement against violations of antitrust laws, particularly restrictive trade practices (RTPs), abuse of dominance and cartel behaviour.

Aviva Corporation Ltd (ASX: AVA, BSE: AVIVA) ("Aviva" or the "Company") is pleased to announce that it has received Kenyan Competition Authority ("KCA") approval for the sale of Aviva Mining Kenya Limited ("AMK") to African Barrick Gold plc ("ABG").

Every year, in its annual report, the Competition Authority of Kenya discloses the number of cases that it has handled and the corresponding decisions made. If you analyze these cases and the resultant decisions...

The Competition Authority of Kenya has established an online Case Management System (CMS) as part of its efforts to improve services and deliver on its core mandate to stakeholders.

The East African Community (EAC) Competition Authority (the EAC Authority) has, in a notice dated 1 July 2025, announced that it will begin receiving and approving notifications for mergers and acquisitions with cross-border effect within the EAC region from 1 November 2025.