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"speaker_name": "Hon. Wamunyinyi",
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"content": "On the 15th August 1996, the Monopolies and Prices Commission emphatically stated that the agreement was not only unwise, but was also illegal for contravening the Restrictive Trade Practises, Monopolies and Practises Control Act. From the foregoing, it is evident that numerous persons were concerned about the 1989 agreement. The House of Perfumes was a trading name used by the World Duty Free shops, which was the contracted company. World Duty Free is a company registered in the Isle of Man with the following as shareholders: Nazzir Ibrahim Ali and Dinki International, SA, a South African Company, owned by Nazzir Ibrahim Ali and his wife. The two owned the two companies that owned the House of Perfumes that has rights to operate at the Jomo Kenyatta Airport and any other person or trader coming in will only go through that company."
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