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The whole world continues to battle with the Covid-19 pandemic and there still is no end in sight.

2020 has commenced on a negative note for the Gauteng Department of Education. 18 scholars have died under various circumstances since the beginning of this year.

The global Covid-19 pandemic could not have come at a worse time for the African travel and tourism industry.

Many would have thought that all Covid-19 business interruption cases are long finalised. This is not the case. The judgment of late February 2023 in 43 Air School Holdings...

The Government has already taken swift action against the Coronavirus pandemic through regulations gazetted by the Minister of the Department of Trade and Industry ("the DTI").

The announcement of the National State of Disaster on 15 March 2020 has driven up the demand for ICT services and has essentialised the need for access to high-speed and affordable broadband internet.

Directors and Officers (D&O) insurance policies often exclude claims arising from actual or alleged contractual liability. These exclusions typically prevent coverage when the company...

Many employers have placed their hopes of a return to the pre Covid-19 workplace on the development of a Covid 19 vaccine.

We often read or hear stories on social media or from friends about fathers of children born out of wedlock finding it difficult to assert and exercise their parental rights and responsibilities.

When the bonds of marriage are declared irretrievably broken down, there is a myriad of administrative issues that need to be resolved.

In most divorces, either one of or both the parties feel wronged and aggrieved by either having to share their assets, or having any assets included in the calculation of the accrual.

The coronavirus pandemic that has gripped the world and paused life in an unprecedent manner has infected over millions of people worldwide with well over a million deaths and counting.

Parents and students are gearing up for the new school year. This is an expensive exercise – especially for those in need of first-time or new school uniforms.

As schools reopen, a concerning issue for many parents is bullying. This is justifiable, particularly in the South African context, where there have been increasing reports of cases of bullying in schools...

On 4 November 2017, Fanie Baloyi, 11 years old at the time, was killed along with four other children from the community when a high mast light ring and flood lights dislodged and fell on them.

Bullying is not a novel phenomenon. Many people, worldwide, have experienced bullying in one way or the other – sometimes without even taking cognisant that they are being bullied.

On 10 February 2021, the Plaintiff was injured by a falling glass window while walking on the pavement in front of the Defendant's premises, in Johannesburg. The glass window fell from the Defendant's building.