Competition Commission

The Competition Commission is a regulatory authority that ensures markets operate fairly by promoting competition and preventing unfair practices like monopolies, cartels, or abusing dominant positions. Its goal is to protect consumers by maintaining open, competitive markets that encourage innovation and fair pricing. The commission reviews mergers, acquisitions, and business practices to prevent them from harming competition. It investigates complaints and enforces laws to promote a healthy economic environment where businesses compete fairly, which benefits consumers with better choices, quality products, and fair prices.