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

‘Excessive’ and ‘unlawful’ power costs have hastened the demise of Mpact’s Springs mill

The SARB will have to explain – plainly – why moving a reference rate does not automatically move the price of risk

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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

Sun’s decision to drop its Peermont bid is as much a sign that online gaming is where it’s at, as fatigue with South Africa’s competition authorities

An evergreen contract is at the heart of a new dispute between KAP, Sasol and the authorities in another case of corporate competition déjà vu

Vodacom’s mega-merger has finally got competition approval – four years on. A history of abusing consumers is partly to blame

South African regulators want Google to cough up for local media’s decline – but is it really to blame?

The Competition Tribunal’s decision to block cellphone giant Vodacom’s bid to buy Vumatel owner Maziv has sparked a vigorous debate about whether the decision is a brave attempt…

There’s still no sign of a firm offer from Caxton for all or part of the 65.1% of packaging company Mpact that it does not already own. That’s despite the Competition Commission…