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Njeri Wagacha talks to Dr. Willard Mwemba

On this month’s podcast Njeri Wagacha talks to Dr. Willard Mwemba Acting Director and Chief Executive Officer of the COMESA Competition Commission (CCC) on his passion for competition law, mergers, criticism and the birth of a supra-national competition authority.

6 May 2021 47:19 Minutes Podcast
Njeri Wagacha talks to Dr. Willard Mwemba

Njeri Wagacha talks to Dr. Willard Mwemba

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On this month’s podcast Njeri Wagacha talks to Dr. Willard Mwemba Acting Director and Chief Executive Officer of the COMESA Competition Commission (CCC) on his passion for competition law, mergers, criticism and the birth of a supra-national competition authority. 

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