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109 http://www.afribiz.info/content/zambia-economy-overview-2011.
110 Member States of COMESA comprise Burundi, Comoros, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Djibouti, Egypt, Eritrea,
Ethiopia, Kenya, Libya, Madagascar, Malawi, Mauritius, Rwanda, Seychelles, Sudan, Swaziland, Uganda, Zambia, and
Zimbabwe.
111 Member States of SADC comprise Angola, Botswana, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Lesotho, Madagascar, Malawi,
Mauritius, Mozambique, Namibia, Seychelles, South Africa, Swaziland, the United Republic of Tanzania, Zambia, and
Zimbabwe.
112 George K. Lipimile (the founding Executive Director of the Zambia Competition Commission), in the part on
‘Zambia’ in “Review of Recent Experiences in the Formulation and Implementation of Competition Law and Policy
in Selected Developing Countries: Thailand, Lao, Kenya, Zambia and Zimbabwe”, United Nations, New York and
Geneva, 2005.
113 George Lipimile, in a presentation on ‘Implementing Competition Policy in Africa: the Progress to Date and Practical
Challenges to the Met’ at the WTO Regional Workshop on Competition Policy, Economic Development and the Multilateral
Trading System: Overview of the Issues and Options for the Future, that was held in Cape Town, South Africa, during the
period 22 – 24 February 2001.
114 George K. Lipimile, in the part on ‘Zambia’ in “Review of Recent Experiences in the Formulation and Implementation of
Competition Law and Policy in Selected Developing Countries: Thailand, Lao, Kenya, Zambia and Zimbabwe”, United
Nations, New York and Geneva, 2005.
115 Strategic Plan: 2008–2011 (Making Competition & Consumer Protection National Priorities), Zambia Competition Commission,
November 2008.
116 George K. Lipimile, in the part on ‘Zambia’ in “Review of Recent Experiences in the Formulation and Implementation of
Competition Law and Policy in Selected Developing Countries: Thailand, Lao, Kenya, Zambia and Zimbabwe”, United
Nations, New York and Geneva, 2005.
117 George K. Lipimile, in the part on ‘Zambia’ in “Review of Recent Experiences in the Formulation and Implementation of
Competition Law and Policy in Selected Developing Countries: Thailand, Lao, Kenya, Zambia and Zimbabwe”, United
Nations, New York and Geneva, 2005.
118 The Competition and Fair Trading Act (Chapter 48:09) of Malawi provides in terms of its section 54 that “this Act shall
apply to and bind the Government”.
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2011.
121 Republic of Zambia: National Competition & Consumer Policy, May 2009, Ministry of Commerce, Trade and Industry,
Lusaka.
122 ‘Model Law on Competition’ (TD/RBP/CONF.7/8), United Nations Conference on Trade and Development, United
Nations, New York and Geneva, 2010
123 cussions
on the study on Harmonization Framework of the National Competition Laws and Policies in SADC at the Roundtable
on SADC Regional Competition Policy held in Gaborone, Botswana, during the period 27–28 October 2011. Some
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any other user other than the buyer, purchaser or partly promised person of a good-service is also considered as a
consumer.
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“any business carried on for gain or reward by an individual, a body corporate, an unincorporated body of persons or a
trust in the production, supply or distribution of goods or the provision of any service”; in section 2 of the Competition
Act [Chapter 14:28] of Zimbabwe as to mean “any person engaged for gain in the production or distribution of a commodity
or service”; and in Article 1 of the COMESA Competition Regulations as to include “any person, public or private,
involved in the production of, or the trade in, goods, or the provision of services”.
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