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Antitrust exemptions being used to push broader policy objectives in South Africa

Summary by globalcompetitionreview.com
The South African government is increasingly using sector-wide antitrust exemptions to address problematic parts of its economy, in a policy shift that could signal a more protectionist approach in certain markets.
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Antitrust exemptions being used to push broader policy objectives in South Africa

The South African government is increasingly using sector-wide antitrust exemptions to address problematic parts of its economy, in a policy shift that could signal a more protectionist approach in certain markets.

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globalcompetitionreview.com broke the news in on Friday, May 23, 2025.
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