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Cofek backs regulator in battle with telco giant, Safaricom over mobile termination rate cut

January 5, 2022

STANDARD >>>The Consumer Federation of Kenya (Cofek) is backing the Communications Authority of Kenya (CA) on the recent 88 per cent cut in mobile termination rate (MTR) that is being opposed by Safaricom. The consumer lobby group has applied to be enjoined in the case

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Stop Africa Spirits Ltd from selling poison and tax evasion

News of a Thika-based alcohol manufacturing plant, African spirits, being found in possession of ethanol of questionable quality and suspected fake Kenya Revenue Authority stamps is a very disturbing consumer issue.

While we are grateful both KRA and KEBS have since acted, there is need to shut down such distilleries and ensure total compliance before they are re-opened.