Their appointments recognise years of dedication, leadership and deep institutional knowledge. We look forward to the impact they will make in advancing competition, protecting consumers and supporting an inclusive economy.
A proud moment for the Competition Commission! 🎉
We warmly welcome Mr Bukhosibakhe Majenge and Ms Tamara Mokoka as new Deputy Commissioners of the Commission, effective 1 September 2026. Read more at: https://t.co/crnvgu6sae
The Commission recently took decisions on several matters, including mergers and acquisitions in the automotive retail, plastic packaging, restaurant services, and property sectors. Read the statement here: https://t.co/sJW0UMFhGh
REGISTER NOW for the 20th annual competition law economics and policy conference 2026 under the theme- Competition policy for structural transformation - Building inclusive, resilient and competitive African markets.
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WEEKLY MERGERS & ACQUISITIONS UPDATES
The Competition Commission publishes a weekly list of merger and acquisition transactions currently under consideration.
Interested parties are invited to review the list and, where appropriate, make submissions to the Commission.
EVENT DETAILS
Date: 31 August 2026
Time: 09:00 - 13:00
Format: Online
RSVP: CLICK HERE https://t.co/zAkTisxoK9 to register by 00:00 on 24 August 2026
ATTENDANCE IS BY REGISTRATION!!
INVITATION
Public Webinar on Block Exemption for the Promotion of Exports
Collaborate to Compete Globally: Unlocking Export Growth through the Block Exemption for the Promotion of Exports.
This webinar is for:
· Businesses involved in export markets
· Small, micro and medium-sized businesses (SMMEs)
· Export councils
· Industry and business associations
· Chambers of commerce
· Export market regulators.
The Commission recently took decisions on several matters, including mergers and acquisitions in the property, tourism and hospitality, financial technology, and mining sectors. Read the statement at: https://t.co/vgxCxyEE5S
The Minister of Trade, Industry and Competition (dtic) in consultation with the Competition Commission (CCSA) issued Block Exemption for the Promotion of Exports, 2025. The Block Exemption is intended to help South African exporters respond to global tariff changes, support
This webinar is for:
· Businesses involved in export markets
· Small, micro and medium-sized businesses (SMMEs)
· Export councils
· Industry and business associations
· Chambers of commerce
· Export market regulators.