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25 May 2013
                       
 
 
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08 May 2013
 
 
Lack of compliance and corporate governance – provoking the revolving prison door
WERKSMANS ATTORNEYS
Lack of compliance and corporate governance – provoking the revolving prison door In today’s business world, companies are expected to invest in meeting regulatory demands to avoid...
 
 
13 Mar 2013
 
Commission to proceed with private healthcare market inquiry
COMPETITION LAW
The Competition Commission confirmed on Wednesday that it would proceed with a market inquiry into the private healthcare sector amid concerns about pricing, costs and the state of competition and...
 
 
25 Jan 2013
 
Competition Appeal Court prefers narrow interpretation of Competition Tribunal's powers
Cliffe Dekker Hofmeyr
The scope of the competition authorities' powers has been the subject of various decisions of the courts in recent times. In particular, certain of these decisions flow from the fact that the...
 
 
14 Sep 2012
 
Competition Commission urged to err on the side of caution
WEBBER WENTZEL
Competition law is evolving, on a policy and academic level, to further support the competition regulatory framework in South Africa. The nature and extent of papers presented at the Sixth Annual...
 
 
11 Jul 2012
 
Rules of the game continue change as competition law sprouts in Africa
NORTON ROSE
Companies doing business in Africa need to be aware that African countries are increasingly adopting competition law, and that merger control is on the rise. One of the main challenges faced by...
 
 
19 Apr 2012
 
Outcome of a high-level meeting between Competition Commission and the Law Society of South Africa regarding an exemption application decision by the Competition Commission
COMPETITION COMMISSION
The Competition Commission (“Commission”) and council members of the Law Society of South Africa (“LSSA”) met on 2 April 2012 to discuss the implications of the Commission’s refusal to...
 
 
02 Nov 2009
 
Public anger over cartel abuses underpins SA’s move towards criminalisation
COMPETITION
The Competition Amendment Bill, which was recently signed into law but was still awaiting promulgation, could change how companies regarded compliance regulation, the Competition Commission, Shan...
 
 
23 Jul 2009
 
ID: Statement by Patricia de Lille, leader of the Democratic Alliance, on the high cost of cell phone calls (23/07/2009)
Statements

ID President Patricia de Lille has received a response from Shan Ramburuth, the Competition Commissioner just 6 days after she lodged a complaint over the high costs of mobile phone calls in...

 
 
22 May 2009
 
Ethics not a new phenomenon
BUSINESS ETHICS
Ethical behaviour was not a new discovery, although defining its meaning was not easy, human rights advocate George Bizos said on Thursday.
 
 
30 Jul 2008
 
 
 
Daily podcast – July 30, 2008
Multimedia
In today's podcast: DTI DG Tshediso Matona gave a solid stamp of approval to Vodacom's recently announced BEE deal, South Africa's competition authorities reiterated in Parliament their now...
 
 
 
                       
 
 
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