KENYA : FREE MARKET BLUES - 09/11/1994 - Africa Energy Intelligence

The companies that distribute oil products in Kenya are facing a choice in the short term of either squeezing their profit margins, not to say accepting losses, or resigning themselves to ushering in the new free market era with a [...] (1269 words)

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