Regulating for Rivalry in Africa: The Development of Competition Regmies

Regulating for Rivalry in Africa assesses the development of competition regimes in Africa through a 
combination of chapters which give in-depth assessments of countries’ experiences. The insights in this book combine critical analysis with insider knowledge on competition enforcement in Africa. 
This volume makes an important contribution in assessing how the competition regimes are functioning in 
practice against the challenges involved and the emerging competition dynamics which have arisen as markets have evolved. The book includes reviews of the Kenya, Zambia and Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa competition authorities and tackles contemporary issues such as buyer power and digitalization. It covers competition in agri-food markets, which are of critical importance given shocks from COVID-19, the Russia Ukraine war and climate change.