Competition and Consumer Authority

The CCA is responsible for the prevention of, and redress for anti-competitive practices in the economy, and the removal of constraints on the free play of competition in the market; as well as the protection of consumer rights by means of investigation, prohibition and control of unfair business practices. The Competition and Consumer Authority (CCA), (formally Competition Authority), has taken over the functions of the former Consumer Affairs Department in the Ministry of Investment, Trade and

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The CCA is responsible for the prevention of, and redress for anti-competitive practices in the economy, and the removal of constraints on the free play of competition in the market; as well as the protection of consumer rights by means of investigation, prohibition and control of unfair business practices. The Competition and Consumer Authority (CCA), (formally Competition Authority), has taken over the functions of the former Consumer Affairs Department in the Ministry of Investment, Trade and

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