insert_link Oshiwambo O Namibia Competition commission oyiindiile oongeshefa dhiiyuthe komilandu dhokuya mumwe, ngaashi shili mo Competition act no 2 of 2003 Omupopiliko gokomisi Dina Gowases momushangwa gwiikundaneki okwati oongeshefadha thaneka okuya mumwe nadhi tseyithile okomisi ngele ongushu yomaliko gawo oga konda poodola oomilion 30 nongushu yehangano ya konda poodola oomilion 15. Tati oku ndopa oku nothelako okomisi nenge okuya komeho nokuya mumwe inaashi ziminwa,oshili epogolo lyoveta,notashi etitha egeelo nenge onkatu yopaveta. Okomisi tayiindiile wo oongeshefa dhiye moonkundathana nokomisi ngele dha thaneka omalunduluko gontumba noku konga omayelithilo uuna sha pumbiwa. today9 July, 2025
insert_link Oshiwambo O Namibia competition Commission oya zimine omayo mumwe geli 13 O Namibia competition Commission oya zimine omayo mumwe geli 13,mwa kwatelwa omatsokumwe ga kwatelamo o Pep stores,no OK Furnitures, oku gamena ethigathano noku kwashilipaleka kutya oongeshefa odha landula omilandu dhili pauyuki dhomalandithilo. Momushangwa gomandaaha,okomisi oyati oya tsakanene mu 8 May oku ikunda noku zimina omayo mumwe. Tayiti omakonakono gayo oga mono kutya omayo mumwe ga thanekwa otaga ka nkondopeka oonkondo dhomalandithilo. Noku gamena uuwanawa woshigwana, okomisi oyati oya zimine […] today14 May, 2025
insert_link Business / Economics Google ordered to pay South African media up to R500 million annually South Africa’s Competition Commission has ruled that tech giant Google must pay local news media between R300 million and R500 million annually to address lost advertising revenue and competition imbalances. The decision follows an inquiry that found Google benefits from South African news content by as much as R900 million per year, while local media houses suffer losses ranging from R300 million to R500 million. In addition to financial compensation, […] today25 February, 2025
insert_link Africa Sanef calls for big tech companies to be held accountable, Namibia’s Competition Commission agrees The South African National Editors’ Forum has asked the Media and Digital Platforms Market Inquiry, initiated by the Competition Commission of South Africa to consider getting Big Tech to look at fair compensation for using South African media content. Presentations were made by Chris Mcinga and Izak Minnaar, largely speaking on behalf of community media and the Press Council of SA. The Commission told SANEF that “X” (formerly Twitter) has […] today5 March, 2024
