
South Africa: A safe voice or silent risk
An attempt at reforming whistleblower protection through the Protected Disclosures Draft Bill The case of Babita Deokaran, a senior official at the Gauteng Health Department

An attempt at reforming whistleblower protection through the Protected Disclosures Draft Bill The case of Babita Deokaran, a senior official at the Gauteng Health Department

Digital taxation has moved from policy debate to regulatory reality. Governments across the world are implementing measures aimed at taxing revenue generated within their markets

1. Introduction 1.1. This case involved Mr Mangundhla and Ms Dangaiso, who both had trading accounts on the Luno platform, a well-known cryptocurrency trading platform. [1] Ms Dangaiso

In a recent decision, Scheer v Wagner NO and Others, the Supreme Court of Appeal considered the key issue of the recognition of a foreign insolvency

One often observes in the marketplace that prices of products advertised or sold by two competitors are the same or similar. Commentators (especially on social

On 28 January 2026, the global community celebrated International Data Privacy Day. This year, its commemoration landed in a world where privacy and personal information

South Africa’s data protection, cybersecurity, and artificial intelligence (“AI“) landscape matured significantly in 2025. Key developments included: new POPIA regulations; a joint cyber security standard

When evaluating a merger, the Competition Act 89 of 1998 (“the Act“) mandates that the competition authorities apply a two-pronged test. The first leg of

On 4 September 2025, the new Code of Good Practice: Dismissal (“New Code“) came into effect. The New Code repeals and replaces the old Code of Good

Negative economic news stories appear in the media on a daily basis, and seemingly each day brings word of yet more company closures, with more