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A Berlin court recently addressed whether AI-generated search summaries that reference trade marks constitute legal infringement, focusing on the critical distinction between aggregating third-party content and engaging...

As artificial intelligence becomes embedded in critical business operations, organizations face a crucial distinction between having an AI policy and implementing true AI governance. While policies outline rules for AI use, effective governance establishes the accountability structures, oversight mechanisms, and decision-making frameworks needed to manage AI risks throughout its lifecycle and demonstrate responsibility to regulators, customers, and stakeholders.

AI systems are generating new categories of data that challenge traditional SaaS contract definitions, creating potential disputes between vendors and customers over ownership and usage rights. As synthetic data, embeddings, and vector databases emerge from AI processes, existing contractual frameworks for anonymised and aggregated data may prove inadequate to address the commercial, legal, and regulatory risks these novel datasets present.

South Africa's Information Regulator has issued a landmark enforcement notice against mining company Sibanye-Stillwater, directing disclosure of Social and Labour Plan compliance reports under the Promotion of Access to Information Act.

IT governance is a structured framework aligning IT investments with business goals and managing associated risks effectively.

Elite and professional sport has entered a new era, one driven by wearable technology, advanced analytics and AI‑enabled performance monitoring. Tools such as GPS tracking, heart‑rate analysis...

Due to the growing desire for fast and reliable internet access in South Africa, the demand for fibre has boomed in the past decade.

Article on employment law.

The protection of privacy has become a worldwide concern. Companies can compile multiple types of information about their customers, and thereby build up sophisticated databases of information which may, for example, contain a compilation of customer lists that allow customer profiling. Such a list not only has strategic value, but is a valuable asset that may be sold to third parties.

If you are not a gamer then you may not be aware of the existing internet cultural/sexism war or "Gamergating".