Minority shareholder litigation in Kenya plays a crucial role in protecting investors from oppression, unfair prejudice, and mismanagement within companies. While majority rule remains central to corporate governance, the Companies Act 2015 provides important safeguards that allow minority shareholders to seek redress through the courts. This article explores the legal framework, practical challenges, and emerging trends shaping minority shareholder litigation in Kenya, highlighting its growing significance in promoting accountability and protecting investor confidence.
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