"The interest in Africa was driven in the late 2000s when there was a lack of work in London," says Roddy McKean, director at Kenyan firm Anjarwalla & Khanna.
June 04, 2014 at 06:13 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
International law firms are scrambling to forge local alliances to profit from sub-Saharan Africa’s economic growth, but the homegrown practices are playing hard to get. Anna Reynolds reports
“The interest in Africa was driven in the late 2000s when there was a lack of work in London,” says Roddy McKean, director at Kenyan firm Anjarwalla & Khanna.
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