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Yearlong battle over report contents expected to rip opinions apart

African woman from Maasai tribe using a mobile phone

Intrigues at the Communications Authority of Kenya (CA) are set to hit fever pitch when the report on the state of competition in the telecommunications industry is released on February 20. 

The authority, whose boss Francis Wangusi was kicked out last month, is expected to make public the radical recommendations in the report that has over the last year come to be referred to as the dominance report.

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