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South Africa's legal landscape is undergoing significant transformation across multiple domains, from direct marketing compliance and government contract validity to artificial intelligence policy development...

South Africa's Information Regulator has opened its eServices portal for the 2025/26 PAIA reporting period, requiring all public and private bodies to file annual reports on access-to-information requests by 30 June 2026.

In December 2024, the Portfolio Committee on Planning Monitoring and Evaluation issued a call for the public to submit written comments on the National State Enterprises Bill (the "SOE Bill"), [B1-2024].

In the previous issue, we explored how Ferreira v Levin reshaped the legal landscape of Section 417 enquiries by introducing constitutional safeguards for witnesses.

Many South Africans, I suspect, find Brexit both boring and incomprehensible. All that endless talk of customs unions, free trade agreements, hard borders, borders in the Irish Sea..!

Within the legal profession, it is ordinarily said that "if the facts are unfavorable to you, argue the law and, if the law is unfavorable to you, argue the facts."

For many people social media has provided a safe space to voice their opinions without the fear of being judged or ridiculed.

Historically the position was that one was not allowed to gain access to court documents until the matter had been called in open court. Is this still the position?

It is often said that the best time to fix a leaking roof is winter where there are no storms and heavy rains.

The power of a court to strike down or refuse to enforce a contract that it considers to be unfair, unduly harsh or unreasonable, has been a controversial one ...

South African law currently does not have any legislation that specifically requires employees to take the COVID-19 vaccination.

The Constitutional Court in Long v South African Breweries (Pty) Ltd and Others [2018] ZACC 7, recently held that ‘there is no requirement' for an employer to afford an employee an opportunity to make representations.

A landmark shift in family law has recently levelled the playing field for unmarried parents, providing them with the same legal rights and protections in child custody matters as those available to divorcing parents.

The Constitutional Court in Member of the Executive Council for Health, Gauteng Provincial Government v PN recently confirmed that where a court grants an order disposing of the issue of merits...

The Bill provides for a no-fault benefit scheme and a new Administrator, replacing the current RAF.

On 21 June 2024, South Africa's Constitutional Court handed down a landmark judgment in favour of Coronation Investment Management SA (Pty) Ltd ("CIMSA").

The levies/taxes at issue were imposed on indigenous communities for different reasons, including for reporting a death in a family, relocation to another village, and the allocation of a residential stand.