The Bar will invoke the cab-rank rule, which generally requires counsel to accept a brief in a field where they practise, even when they dislike the client or cause. Yet the rule…
A legal battle over South Africa’s Legal Sector Code has reignited debate over transformation, ownership targets and procurement rules in the legal profession
Investigation by law firm Webber Wentzel finds no wrongdoing by black-owned YNF Engineering
Cyber thefts attacking banks in ever new ways is a global problem that targets unsuspecting personal bank account holders
The technology has huge implications for the country and the world. Experts say if South Africa fails to prepare, it will be preparing to fail
According to the treasury, the country’s authorities still need to fulfil 17 tasks in its 22-point plan This content is restricted to registered users and subscribers. Get Your…
There are positives and negatives to the AI revolution, but African states first need reliable power and connectivity to reap the benefits
The R250 million transaction involved dealing with the cinema group’s debt, as well as the purchase of 100% of its shares by UK and local firms
National Environmental Management Laws Amendment Act introduce new offences, increase quantum of fines, extend enforcement powers to municipal managers
Given the slow pace of change in mining and other sectors, some analysts have raised concerns that the ruling will cause empowerment efforts to unravel
Claimants allege corporate human rights abuses that resulted in lead poisoning among children and women in Kabwe
The letter follows the commission’s insistence that the embattled Western Cape judge president will partake in this week’s interviews of candidates
Despite the depressed economic environment, the mining industry contributed billions of rands to the economy last year, and can continue to do so if it focuses on environmental,…
Nkgopoleng Moloi spoke to art collector Pulane Kingston ahead of the FNB Joburg Art Fair.
Michael Richman’s career was closely linked with those who suffered the injustices of apartheid
Publications can now identify a person alleged to have done such harm, but defamation rules still apply
India can provide mutually beneficial investment in Africa – provided it doesn’t wait too long, writes <b>Nickolaus Bauer</b>.
