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Navigating local shareholding rules across East Africa
Local shareholding requirements remain a common policy tool across East Africa, reflecting governments’ efforts to ensure that the benefits of foreign investment are equitably shared with local populations.
East Africa offers dynamic investment opportunities across diverse sectors which come with regulatory obligations that investors cannot afford to overlook.
Chief among these is the local shareholding requirement, a rule that mandates a minimum percentage of ownership in a company or project to be held by local citizens or entities.
