Dis-Chem has accused the Competition Commission, which investigates cases of anticompetitive behaviour by companies, as being motivated by “bloodlust” in its desire to win a case and impose a more than R2bn fine on it for allegedly inflating mask prices during the Covid-19 outbreak.

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