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A podcast where tech, media and telecoms law meets real conversation, one legal byte at a time.

In this #SchoemanLaw #LetsTalk Episode we discuss #BBBEE #Ownership. What you need to know.

As artificial intelligence becomes increasingly embedded in South African workplaces, a critical gap has emerged: while the majority of employees are actively using generative AI tools...

KPMG's 2011 global analysis of fraud trends can help you to draw inferences.

Competition law is rapidly evolving across the Middle East and Africa, with new filing regimes and agency priorities emerging in jurisdictions from COMESA to South Africa. Legal experts discuss the latest developments and compliance considerations that multinational companies need to understand when operating in these dynamic markets.

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The Fashion Law reports that a growing number of M&A deals and investment rounds are bringing together some of the biggest names in the fashion and luxury space.

The Companies and Intellectual Property Commission (CIPC) plans to deregister approximately 800,000 non-compliant companies. This initiative aims to address inactive entities and enforce compliance...

The South African Financial Provisioning Regulations, 2014, which will commence on June 18 2021, mean that many mining companies will need to make up for shortfalls created by new calculations for financial provision ...

South Africa has introduced a mandatory pre-export verification programme requiring certain Chinese imports to obtain Certificates of Conformity from September 2026.

As the African Continental Free Trade Area accelerates implementation and intra-African trade volumes grow, recent Financial Action Task Force developments highlight both the urgency and complexity...

The Competition Commission has released draft amendments to the Small Merger Guidelines, proposing significantly higher thresholds for small merger notifications. These changes aim to capture potentially anti-competitive acquisitions in digital and technology markets where target firms are acquired before generating substantial turnover or assets, but possess significant future growth potential.

On 13 October 2020, the Competition Tribunal (Tribunal) confirmed, as an order, a consent agreement between Shoprite Checkers (Pty) Ltd (Shoprite) and the Competition Commission (Commission).

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?

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 Reserve Bank’s Financial Surveillance Department has recently issued a circular amending the exchange control rules.

Many organisations have embarked on a journey to ensure that they are compliant with the Protection of Personal Information Act (POPIA), which became enforceable on 1 July 2021.