Kenyan gov’t approves Hillcrest takeover
Authorities in Kenya have approved the planned acquisition by Braeburn Group of International Schools of former competitor Hillcrest Schools.
Authorities in Kenya have approved the planned acquisition by Braeburn Group of International Schools of former competitor Hillcrest Schools.
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Braeburn Schools Limited has sealed a deal to acquire Hillcrest International Schools in Nairobi, Kenya, three years after it was sold to GEMS Education.
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