BUSINESS● LOWSep 23 · Sep 23, 2026, 5:54 PM
Vodacom-Safaricom: diving into the heart of controversies surrounding the sale of the Kenyan flagship
Jeune Afrique · sub saharan africa
La Haute Cour du Kenya a annulé la vente d’une participation de 15 % dans Safaricom à Vodacom, jugeant le processus inconstitutionnel. Un verdict qui relance le débat sur la transparence et le prix de la cession.
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