South Africa’s unemployment rate at a record high – is Covid-19 still to blame?

South Africa’s unemployment rate reached a record high of 35.3 % in the fourth quarter of 2021, with more than

By Janie Venter 2 Min Read

Financial services ombud agrees to review adverse determination

The FAIS ombud has agreed to reconsider the adverse determination against Jan Labuschagne Makelaars CC and Jan Harm Labuschagne

By George Herbst 3 Min Read

National Infrastructure Plan implementation approved by Cabinet

Cabinet has approved the National Infrastructure Plan implementation and the gazetting of the LPG rollout strategy.

By Andries Stander 1 Min Read

The TransUnion data breach and the duties of the Information Regulator

With the scale and impact of the TransUnion hack, it will be interesting to see if and how South Africa’s

By Koos Benadie 2 Min Read

Are compulsory licenses an alternative to Covid-19 patent waivers?

Should Covid-19 vaccine patent waiver negotiations fail, legislation in South Africa provides for compulsory court-order licenses.

By Stefaans Gerber 7 Min Read

Despite a tough economic environment, equipment group digs in

Capital Equipment Group Group has maintained its success in the South African construction industry despite challenging economic conditions.

By Johan du Toit 2 Min Read

Delinquent Municipalities. Court sides with Eskom

The SCA has ruled in favour of Eskom and affirmed the electricity supplier’s right to payment for its services rendered

Delays in the winding up of a deceased estate | Date your Will

A critical starting point for the smooth and efficient winding up of a deceased estate is a valid, well-drafted and

By Ariza Vermeulen 2 Min Read

Is Joburg’s attempt to charge a levy on Property Developments Legal?

Although the Constitution does allow a Municipality to charge levies on property and developments, it clearly states that it must

By Johan du Toit 2 Min Read