Kenya warns landlords over exclusive broadband deals

Posted on June 27, 2025 by Guest authors

Kenya’s competition watchdog has warned landlords against signing exclusive access deals with broadband providers, saying such practices restrict consumer choice and could lead to heavy fines.

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