Competition Law Annual Review 2019/2020

​During 2019, competition law continued to spread across the continent with new legislation coming into effect, new authorities being established and increasing enforcement at both a domestic and regional level. Innovative, public interest focused provisions, unique to developing economies, are being introduced resulting in new and complex issues with potential implications for many industries.

In light of on-going developments, competition law compliance should be seamlessly integrated into a firm's operational and marketing strategies, training programmes and procurement guidelines.​​​

 

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