Final Report - World Trade Organization
Final Report - World Trade Organization
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Annexure Table 3b: Restrictive <strong>Trade</strong> Practices (Contd...)<br />
Kenya<br />
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Kenya’s competition law refers to restraints to trade as RTPs, which “have the purpose<br />
of excluding others from participating in similar or other economic activities”.<br />
Specific examples include: (1) refusal to sell good or services, (2) discriminatory pricing,<br />
(3) tied purchasing, (4) resale price maintenance, (5) market allocation, (6) collusive<br />
tendering and bidding, (7) predatory pricing<br />
South Africa<br />
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A practice is prohibited if it ‘has the effect of substantially preventing or lessening<br />
competition in a market’.<br />
There are also specific types of horizontal practices that are prohibited per se. These<br />
include (1) price fixing, (2) dividing markets or (3) Collusive tendering.<br />
Tanzania<br />
The following categories of agreements are designated as restrictive trade practices:<br />
l Agreements that (1) Reduce or eradicate the opportunities of others to take part in the<br />
production or distribution of goods or services; (2) Reduce or eliminate the<br />
opportunities of paying a fair market price to acquire or purchase the goods or services<br />
by arrangement or agreement between manufacturers, whole sellers, retailers or<br />
contractors.<br />
l Discriminatory agreement or arrangement between sellers or between sellers and buyer<br />
to grant rebates to buyers of goods calculated with reference to the quantity or value<br />
of the total purchases by those buyers from those sellers not to sell/ buy goods in any<br />
particular form or kind to buyers/sellers;<br />
Zambia<br />
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Arrangement or agreement between persons whether as producers, wholesalers or<br />
retailers or buyers to limit or restrict the output or supply of any goods, or withhold or<br />
destroy supplies of goods, or allocate territories or markets for the disposal of goods.<br />
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The Act prohibits: (1) price fixing, (2) predatory behaviour, (3) discriminatory pricing,<br />
(4) exclusive dealing, (5) bundling and tying arrangements and resale price maintenance,<br />
(6) collusive tendering, (7) market or customer allocation, sales/production, (8) refusal<br />
to supply and (9) Collective denials of access to an arrangement.<br />
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