The chairman of South Africa’s Competition Commission, Shan Ramburuth, says the authority may challenge several decisions by the Competition Tribunal that overturned commission rulings.

South African Breweries (SAB) has claimed an abuse of dominance case should be thrown out as the Competition Commission has changed the allegations made against it. 

Supermarket Wal-Mart is mounting a legal challenge to conditions Namibia’s Competition Commission has placed on its proposed US$2.3 billion acquisition of South African retailer Massmart. 

South Africa’s Competition Commission has cleared telecommunications operators MTN and Vodacom of colluding to fix their tariffs. 

South Africa’s Competition Commission today announced that it is rejecting an application for antitrust immunity from the country’s Law Society (LSSA).

South Africa’s Competition Commission has referred a suspected cartel in the steel pilings market to the country’s Competition Tribunal. It has also announced a settlement with steel company Aveng on separate cartel charges in the supply of wire mesh and reinforcing bars.

South African vehicle-tracking company Altech Netstar has won an appeal against the country’s Competition Tribunal ruling that it colluded to set anti-competitive performance standards for tracking devices.

South Africa’s Competition Tribunal has unconditionally approved a merger between casino rivals Tsogo Sun Holdings and Gold Reef Resorts, dismissing the Competition Commission’s recommendation for commitments.

A wiring company at the centre of a cartel investigation is challenging the South African Competition Commission’s corporate leniency policy, saying it is unlawful.

South Africa’s Competition Tribunal has rejected an application from telecoms company Telkom to quash a case referred by the country’s Competition Commission over alleged abuse of dominance.

South Africa’s Competition Commission today invited construction companies that have been party to bid rigging or other collusive activity to settle via a ‘fast-track’ procedure.

South Africa’s Competition Commission has closed part of its inquiry into the country's supermarket chains, saying it has found insufficient evidence of abuse of buyer power or illegal information exchange.