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Angola’s first competition regime: learning from experience, the importance of competition regulation in merger transactions: a reflection on the South African Competition Act and the lessons for the Angolan competition commission
After being in a monopoly-controlled economy for decades, the Parliament of Angola finally recognised the necessity of institutionalising a Competition regime by enacting the Lei da Concorrência n.° 5/18, Angola's first Competition regime, which seeks to regulate Competition within the Angolan econo...
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Department of Commercial Law
2026
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