The country is being forced to reset its ambitions at lower levels than we’d like, and the hour is getting late

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

Barloworld’s R120-a-share buyout has cleared the last hurdles, ending its 84-year JSE run after a governance storm and swift competition approval

Local traders have made short work of the Competition Commission’s latest arguments against a host of banks in the so-called rand-rigging case

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

The Barloworld deal has not only been processed speedily – it looks set to be approved without onerous conditions

The Competition Commission has approved Barloworld’s controversial takeover in rapid time, but this deal’s not done yet