The Swaziland Competition Commission said the regulator plans to narrow its focus on certain sector’s of the nation’s economy that directly impact the most consumers, particularly those living in poverty, say reports. An interview given by SCC head Thabisile Langa revealed the watchdog’s priority of consumer protection; Langa said the SCC will look to ensure prices remain reasonable and combat cartels. Such markets include the bakery sector and egg industry. Landa also acknowledged the newness of the regulator, noting that some companies are not familiar with the SCC or competition law. It’s an issue, said Landa, the watchdog hopes to change. “We are also working hard to take the information to the people so that they don’t transgress,” she said.
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