Fair Competition Tribunal (FCT) is one of the institution established by the Fair Competition Act CAP 285 under section 83(1) whose mandate is to adjudicate appeal cases originating from decisions or orders of various Regulatory Authorities and the Fair Competition Commission. The Fair Competition Tribunal
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started in 2004 under the Chairmanship of Hon. Justice (Ret.) L.B. Kalegeya. The Fair Competition Tribunal (FCT) is a specialized and independent appellate body that combines expertise in economics and business with expertise in law whose core function is to hear and determine appeal cases involving competition and regulatory issues arising from orders and decisions of the Fair Competition Commission (FCC). In 1980s many third world countries decided that the economy should be run by market forces (market economy) as opposed to planned economy. Tanzania witnessed regulatory reforms from 1986 so as to comply with the new economic order. As part of regulatory reforms, a number of policies and laws were reviewed so that they can be in line with the market economy. Subsequently, the Fair Trade Practices Act, 1994 was passed to oversee both activities carried out by the network providers.
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NEW VACANCIES AT FAIR COMPETITION TRIBUNAL (FCT), SEPTEMBER 2024
The organization is inviting applications from suitable candidates to apply for new vacant positions. READ FULL DETAILS THROUGH THE PDF DOCUMENT BELOW:
