Supreme Court underscores the duty to exhaust internal remedies before judicial reviewXola Njengele and Jaime-Lee Jacobs
Supreme Court underscores the duty to exhaust internal remedies before judicial reviewXola Njengele and Jaime-Lee Jacobs 17 Dec 2025
Can fixed-term contracts be ended early? Labour Court clarifiesAadil Patel, Nadeem Mahomed, Leila Moosa and Sashin Naidoo 15 Dec 2025
SA eases ownership rules, opening door for Starlink and other foreign operatorsNqobile Dludla 15 Dec 2025
Authorising transactions: Why directors can’t afford to get it wrongRandhir Naicker, Jason Goodison, and Benjamin Meadows, Cox Yeats 12 Dec 2025
Privacy vs defamation: Why it is vital to choose the correct cause of harmOdwa Abraham and Lamiah Casoo 11 Dec 2025
Australia’s social media ban is now in force. Other countries are closely watching what happensLisa M. Given 11 Dec 2025
How this ConCourt ruling altered asset distribution in non-accrual marriagesBronwyn Samuel and Kaamilah Paulse 10 Dec 2025
When car finance deals go wrong: Legal lessons in consumer rights limitationsMtho Maphumulo 5 Dec 2025
Are dismissed employees still bound by restraint of trade? LAC rulingRosalind Davey and Chloë Loubser 4 Dec 2025
Apple faces new lawsuit over Congo conflict mineralsMaxwell Akalaare Adombila and David Lewis 27 Nov 2025
Changes to UK sanctions designations list: What African operations need to knowRyan Nelson, Nikita Shaw, and Cynthia Venter 21 Oct 2025
Nigeria pulls plug on TotalEnergies' $860m asset sale to Chappal EnergiesIsaac Anyaogu and America Hernandez 25 Sep 2025