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 | Shan Radcliffe This Women's Month, Kathleen Wong talks to us about her experience in the international legal industry, her observations on diversity and how we can empower women in the sector... read | |
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 | Bekezela Phakathi Parliament has weighed in on the Vodacom billing debacle, calling for the matter to be investigated by an independent body... read |
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 | Carla Collett For the second time in history, the African continent has become a focal point for global expansion and brand protection is critical... read |
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 | Proposed amendments to the Companies Act of 2008 are aimed at aligning problem areas and enhancing interpretation of its provisions... read |
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 | Kirsten Youens The fifth anniversary of the Marikana mine massacre on 16 August 2017 serves as a stark reminder... read |
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 | Vanessa Jacklin-Levin The National Environmental Management Act contains sensible provisions for conciliation to resolve disputes speedily and cut costs. Why are they not being used? read |
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 | South Africa is in the process of conducting an audit of all existing stockpiles of rhino horn... read |
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 | Judge Mahomed Navsa will be the speaker at the 13th Annual Human Rights Lecture of the Law Faculty of Stellenbosch University in September... read |
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 | There are many lateral moves in the African legal market and, as more international firms enter the fray in the coming years, this will see a significant spike in activity... read |
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 | The Copyright Act of 1978 (currently under amendment) applies to consulting engineers, designers, architects and other built professionals who need to be conversant of its ramifications... read |
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 | Arnaaz Camay The practice of effecting de facto legal amendments, announced by press release, draft legislation or regulations immediately upon announcement or publication date thereof, notwithstanding that such amendments are not yet formally promulgated, is censoriously referred to as ‘legislation by press release'. read |
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 | On Friday 18 August 2017, the High Court ruled on one of South Africa's most publicised hate speech matters in a victory for the human rights of members of the LGBTI GNC community... read |
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 | A factory accused of dumping dye into an Indian river where several dogs turned blue has been shut down, an official said Tuesday, 22 August, after alarming pictures emerged of the brightly coloured canines... read |
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