The survey shows market reforms and forex liberalisation are improving governance, entry visibility and exit execution.
By
James Anyanzwa
Business Reporter in Nairobi, Kenya
Nation Media Group
East Africa’s fragmented tax regimes and foreign exchange restrictions are obstructing private capital flows, even as investors injected $4.1 billion into nearly 500 deals between 2021 and 2025, according to a new survey by the African Private Capital Association.
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