Cartel behaviour is nothing new and takes the form of colluding with competitors to fix prices, divide markets amongst themselves or collude in relation to the award of tenders. Cartel behaviour has historically been addressed by the competition Act of 1998, which took various companies to task in the form of hefty fines, while very little action and consequences were taken against directors who practice cartel conduct.
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