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    Competition Commission comes for Google, Takealot, and Uber

    July 31, 2023
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    Takealot Group CEO Mamongae Mahlare
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    The South African Competition Commission has released a range of remedial actions against online platforms.

    1. The actions are aimed at helping smaller businesses compete and level the playing field against retail giants.
    2. Google must provide R330 million in advertising credits and other support to local small businesses.
    3. Takealot must change its site to increase competition from small suppliers.
    4. Online property sites and car sellers must cut listing prices for independent agencies and dealers.
    5. Google must allow greater prominence for smaller online platforms on its search engine.
    6. Takealot must introduce a 60-day dispute resolution process for marketplace sellers.
    7. Online food delivery platforms such as Uber Eats and Mr D must also inform customers if they charge restaurants a commission fee, and that the menu items may be priced differently than in restaurants.
    8. The new requirements are immediately binding but will be implemented in phases.
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