Competition/Antitrust | Global

Anne Kiunuhe of Anjarwalla & Khanna has a particular focus on assisting clients with the competition filings of proposed corporate transactions. In addition, she represents them in investigations into possible abuses of dominance.

Daniel Wanjau of Dentons Hamilton Harrison & Mathews is a well-regarded lawyer who advises clients on obtaining competition law clearance for proposed mergers from the Kenyan and COMESA authorities. In addition, he represents clients in behavioural investigations and appeals against competition law sanctions. He further assists with the antitrust compliance aspects of distribution agreements.

Dominic Rebelo co-leads the competition practice at Anjarwalla & Khanna, and is well versed in local and multi-jurisdictional merger clearance filings. He also has experience in behavioural investigations, including into alleged abuses of dominance.

Joseph Ng'ang'ira of Kaplan & Stratton demonstrates a notable presence in merger clearance filings before the competition authorities, as well as representing clients in behavioural investigations and appeals against fines. He offers further experience in matters concerning possible abuses of buyer power and the competition law aspects of distribution agreements. He acts for clients from the energy and logistics sectors.

Joyce Karanja of Bowmans (Coulson Harney) is widely recognised as one of Kenya's foremost experts in competition law. She offers notable experience in complex, multi-jurisdictional merger clearance filings, often acting on behalf of private equity houses. She also has impressive expertise in behavioural mandates, including price-fixing investigations.

Kiragu Kimani SC of Dentons Hamilton Harrison & Mathews has notable experience handling competition law litigation. He regularly represents clients in appeals against antitrust sanctions and in competition law complaints.