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Because South Africa is a developing country, experts believe that it should have a Competition Act that can develop as it grows. The Act needs to tackle the aims of seeking to encourage...
The amendments made to Section 4 of the Competition Amendment Act (Act 1 of 2009) have been welcomed by government and political parties as a way of reducing the number of cartel activities and...
There has been a feeling amongst the public and the government that competition laws are inadequate as they fail to target the individuals that orchestrate the contravening practices, particularly...
The Competition Commission has shifted its focus from mergers and acquisitions to a greater focus on enforcement, and developing prioritised sectors such as food, agroprocessing and forestry;...
At the end of August last year the President assented to the 2009 Competition Amendment Act. All that now remains for the amendments to come into effect is promulgation of the date of commencement.
On 28 August 2009, President Zuma signed the Competition Amendment Act into law (Act No. 1 of 2009). The Amendment Act will come into force on a date to be proclaimed by the President. The signing...
The competition authorities appear to be on a drive to eradicate cartels. not a week seems to go by without some announcement in the press of the Competition Commission uncovering another cartel....
The primary concern from a competition law perspective for merging parties has to date been whether the merger will receive approval from the competition authorities. Emerging trends and changes to...