South Africa needs a robust economic policy agenda to make it more open, productive and inclusive

Germany’s competition regime is ​permeated by economic values of fair competition​ which ensure large companies have special obligations.

Government is allowing the construction firms that colluded on mega-state projects to get off lightly, writes Lloyd Gedye.

The battle to establish jurisprudence for competition law is becoming heated as the legal fraternity and the competition authorities face off.

Aspen, Africa’s largest drug manufacturer, has grown on its strength as a producer of generic drugs.

The Competition Commission says it has uncovered a ‘possible cartel operating among local bicycle retailers, aimed at increasing their margins’.

Fuel giant has applied to Competition Commission for leniency.

Tiger has gone to great lengths to claim that its senior executives did not have any knowledge of the collusive behaviour happening under their watch.

If the competition authorities get their way, fines for price colluding could be crippling, writes Lloyd Gedye.

Find a food industry in South Africa these days and it appears that one or more players are conspiring to control more than their fair share.

How Tiger Brand bosses bailed out while selling R44-million in shares.