Tag: Globalisation

An analysis of foreign competition regulations in comparison to the COMESA regulations.

Competition law comprises a set of legal rules which aim to control the socially harmful exercise of private market power, whether through hardcore cartels, single-firm monopolies, or mergers that reduce structural competition. This is a discipline that has undergone a remarkable process of expansion in recent decades, and competition laws influence markets in around 130 […]...

Heads of State commit to Noncommunicable Disease Global Compact to save 50 million lives by 2030

News Release by the World Health Organisation Today, Dr Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, Director-General of WHO, launched a new report calling on global leaders to take urgent action on noncommunicable di...

23 Sep 2022

Youth and the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development

The youth are the future but their issues tend to be given a backseat. To bring them to the forefront, young people’s global priorities were outlined in the 2030 Agenda by the UN. Governments mu...

31 Jul 2021

The Four R’s of COVID-19: ‘Relief; Repair; Reboot and Revolutionism’

By Jason Braganza The global Covid-19 pandemic is an unprecedented shock hopefully many of us will not be alive to see another as disruptive and pervasive as this one. A health crisis that shut down t...

Tag: Globalisation

An analysis of foreign competition regulations in comparison to the COMESA regulations.

More on Tag: Globalisation

Heads of State commit to Noncommunicable Disease Global Compact to save 50 million lives by 2030

Youth and the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development

The Four R’s of COVID-19: ‘Relief; Repair; Reboot and Revolutionism’