Kenya Competition Act (Cap. 504)
What is Kenya Competition Act (Cap. 504)?
Kenya's competition and consumer welfare statute: the restrictive trade practice prohibitions including price fixing, market division, collusive tendering and resale price maintenance, trade association practices, abuse of dominance and of buyer power with mandatory supplier contract terms, exemptions, cooperation with investigations and inspections, settlement and leniency, merger notification, standstill and conditions, unwarranted concentrations, the consumer welfare offences on false representations, unconscionable conduct, fee disclosure, product safety and information standards and recalls, manufacturers' liability, confidentiality and the obstruction offences. It comprises 25 controls organised across 5 domains, and applies in Kenya.
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