The Anti-Counterfeit Authority (ACA) has defended the country’s enforcement agencies against criticism over the circulation of counterfeit goods, saying criminal networks continue to exploit illegal channels to flood the market with fake products, despite coordinated government efforts to stop them. ACA Executive Director, Dr. Robi King’a, said the recent seizure of nearly 3,500 bags of…
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