Strengthen anti-dumping laws, introduce new fair-trading laws, and update existing regulations.
Why this status
The anti-dumping and regulatory-update parts have moved beyond an announcement: 2025 regulations set procedures for initiating anti-dumping investigations and price undertakings, and Cabinet approved their submission to Parliament to protect local industries from dumped or subsidized imports. But no official evidence found shows a new fair-trading law being introduced or enacted. The pledge therefore has a substantive delivered component, but not its full legislative package.
Evidence timeline
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- 27 Mar 2025SupportsGazette
“Gazette Extraordinary No. 2429/32 of 27 March 2025 issued the Procedure for Price Undertakings Regulations 2025 under the Anti-Dumping and Countervailing Duties Act No. 2 of 2018.”
Open source - 26 May 2025SupportsOfficial release
“On 26 May 2025, Cabinet approved submitting the 2025 anti-dumping investigation and price-undertakings regulations to Parliament, stating their purpose was to safeguard local industries and entrepreneurs from dumped and subsidized imports.”
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