The Competition Commission of South Africa is a statutory body that promotes and maintains competition in the economy. It investigates restrictive business practices, abuse of dominant positions, and mergers to ensure equity and efficiency[1][2]. Services include market transparency measures, public awareness campaigns, and merger evaluations[3]. The target audience includes consumers, businesses, and regulatory bodies. The unique selling proposition is its role as the country's anti-trust regulator, ensuring a competitive market environment that benefits all South Africans, particularly small and medium-sized enterprises and historically disadvantaged groups[2][3].