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Why Kenyan Regulators Must Make Enforcement Tangible
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Why Kenyan Regulators Must Make Enforcement Tangible
By Joseph Kihanya LLB,LLM What does it mean for a regulator to protect the public? In Washington, the Federal Trade Commission under Lina Khan gave one answer. It went after the biggest firms in retail, technology, and healthcare. It did so on the strength of a new wave of legal thought, rooted in scholarship and tested in litigation. In Nairobi, the Competition Authority of Kenya (CAK) and the Communications Authority (CA) hold wide powers too.
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