Laws in South Africa that protect HIV positive citizens
For about six million South Africans, living with HIV/Aids comes with the threat of unfair discrimination. An estimated six million South Africans are infected with
1 December 2016
For about six million South Africans, living with HIV/Aids comes with the threat of unfair discrimination. An estimated six million South Africans are infected with
This week is International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women. One of the ways to raise awareness and combat this offence is to
There are areas that threaten to unseat the country from capitalising on the global attention it receives… The Global Competitiveness Index has ranked South Africa
The winds of change have blown over the finance industry, after a landmark ruling by the Western Cape High Court and Constitutional Court pertaining to
The African Legal Awards is about to highlight great achievements from within Africa’s legal community and for the first time they will be recognising law
During December 2015, Spencer Meyer instituted a class action lawsuit against Uber Technologies, Inc’s CEO, Travis Kalanick, in the United States. The law suit is
Competition authorities particularly in the United Kingdom, the United States and Australia have enacted and entrenched criminal penalties for cartel behaviour. South Africa seems to