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In Andersen in South Africa's segment of the webinar Director Keshia Manolios discusses legal aspects of data-centric construction workflows.

The King Code on Corporate Governance has guided South African business practices for over three decades, establishing global benchmarks for fairness, transparency, and accountability.

Litigation and disputes are often traumatic experiences, especially on the personal front. Divorcees will attest to that.

The Prudential Authority ("PA") has introduced a new effective date for banks designated as systemically important financial institutions ("SIFIs") and their holding companies...

The participation exemption rules explained.

Interestingly, the B-BBEE Commission acknowledges that the Codes, as currently drafted, do not provide for such limitations in claiming any enhanced recognitions status.

In an effort to salvage your business, you resolve to place it into business rescue and proceed to appoint an appropriate business rescue practitioner (BRP).

If you intend to buy shares from an existing shareholder in a private company, you need to be aware of the restrictions on the transfer of those shares...

On 7 May 2021, the Competition Commission ("Commission") issued Draft Guidelines on Small Merger Notification ("the Guidelines") for public comment.

Sustainability reporting is no longer just compliance, it’s a key factor for investors. After our webinar “From ESG Reporting to ISSB Readiness,” the big question is: Where does your organisation stand?

On 26 May 2021, the Cybercrimes Act, 19 of 2020 was enacted ("the Act"). The Act aims to protect citizens from the recent surge of digitised crime...

The Labour Appeal Court (LAC) has confirmed that employees who deliberately refuse to comply with lawful and reasonable workplace instructions, and who participate in unauthorised gatherings on company premises, may be fairly dismissed for gross misconduct.

The Gauteng Division of the High Court handed down its judgement in the matter between the Minerals Council of South Africa and the Minister of Mineral Resources and Energy and other respondents...

Company A owed rent to Company B and a large amount of unpaid tax to the South African Revenue Service (SARS). A was liquidated but had no assets because an associated company C had taken over its assets without paying for them.