The Constitutional Court’s banks ruling has intensified scrutiny of a Competition Commission battling credibility and competence

Should the competition authorities jump in and prohibit retailers from insisting that suppliers supply them exclusively?

A court ruling has excoriated the tribunal’s behaviour in a way that raises serious questions about its competence and ethics

The Competition Appeal Court still has to sign off this four-year merger. But a new condition imposed could be a game-changer for future mega-deals

Sun International, Peermont, intervenor Tsogo and their legal teams are to blame for an abandoned deal. Not the competition authorities

The Competition Tribunal was due to hear the Sun International-Peermont matter in August. A postponement has seen the parties call off the deal

The Newco consortium has requested a postponement from the Competition Tribunal. An employee share ownership plan may be the reason

Vodacom’s failed Maziv merger isn’t just a story about competition policy – it’s about the law that’s slowing down deal approvals

Remgro has slated the length of time it takes to do deals in South Africa as ‘totally unacceptable’. Still, business is looking up