By Megan Armstrong

On 31 March 2026, the Competition Commission of Mauritius reached a significant regulatory milestone with the publication of its Guidelines on Market Inquiries (

By Megan Armstrong and Matthew Freer

South African consumers have received warning to expect oil price hikes from 1 April 2026, at a time when households are already price-constrained and cost-conscious....

In this new series, entitled “Antitrust-Adjacent,” AAT covers relevant developments of interest & adjacent to competition-law issues. Our first installment on AI Regulation is co-authored by Kenya Primerio Partner Fidel Mwaki and Alfred Nyaga.

By Fidel Mwaki & Alfred Nyaga

Introduction

By Matthew Freer

Nigeria’s courts are preparing for a wave of complex competition litigation as digital transformation reshapes the legal landscape, the Chief Justice of Nigeria announced at a three-day strategic judicial training programme held from 10 to 12 March 2026 in Abuja.

Justice Kudirat Kekere-Ekun disclosed that Nigerian courts “may ...

Dominance in the Air: How Mozambique’s LAM Landed in Competition Trouble

By Matthew Freer

In August 2025, Mozambique’s Competition Regulatory Authority (“ARC”) imposed a significant fine of 11.1 million meticals (approximately ZAR 3 million or $175,000) on the national airline Linhas Aéreas de Moçambique (“LAM