Telkom deal reeks of corporate greed
Why did the government allow Telkom Kenya to end up in the hands of a private equity company — a mere financial investor with no experience in running a telco?
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Why did the government allow Telkom Kenya to end up in the hands of a private equity company — a mere financial investor with no experience in running a telco?
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MoodyÕs restaurant along Mama Ngina Street, Nairobi on December 27, 2020. PHOTO LUCY WANJIRU Nairobi central business district (CBD) has been synonymous with congestion, entertainment spots, garbage, parking boys, and dilapidated roads. However, a wind of fresh air is steadily sweeping across the city centre heralding a transformation that has seen the CBD welcome a new face. Most of the night clubs are gone, a non-motorized transport (NMT) has been implemented, roads have been re-carpeted, garbage issue dealt with and parking boys’ numbers controlled. Kenyatta Avenue, Wabera and Muindi M...