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In recent years, claims for constitutional damages have been gaining traction, as there has been a loud cry over the level of service delivery.

Insurance contracts are sometimes referred to as reciprocal contracts because they usually involve both the insured (paying a premium and getting peace of mind) and the insurer (bearing the risk whilst getting premiums) ...

The North Gauteng High Court recently handed down a judgment which will undoubtedly gain support from many policyholders. Whilst the matter specifically relates to a car insurance claim...

In a recent decision by the Registrar of Trade Marks in Zambia, it was confirmed that "bad faith" can be relied upon as a ground of opposition against a trade mark application.

We currently live in the internet age, an age where a great deal of economic activity is conducted online.

Albert Einstein once said, "In the middle of difficulty, lies opportunity". No truer words have been spoken in the context of our current times where the COVID-19 virus has presented devastation to...

The recent judgment in Neumann v Edelstein Farber Grobler Inc. has shed light on the intricate dynamics of commission entitlements and the responsibilities of employers in the real estate sector.

This requirement exists primarily to allow insurers to investigate potential claims while evidence is still fresh. Prompt notice helps ensure that key details and documentation are secured, which is crucial for an accurate.

On 31 December 2025, Zambia ushered in a new era for trade mark protection with the enactment of Trade Marks Act No. 11 of 2023 (the Act), following the signing of Statutory Instrument No. 86 of 2025.

There are three possible instruments that regulate the payment of accrued annual leave upon an employee's termination of employment.

The Road Accident Fund has a statutory obligation in terms of section 17(1) of the Road Accident Fund Act...

South Africa is known internationally for its abundant flora. South African plant breeders regularly win awards at an international level for their unique and beautiful cultivars.

Recently, the Arbitration Tribunal ("the Tribunal") in Kenya adjudicated a dispute concerning the domain name bluehost.co.ke.

The Competition Commission of South Africa has published Draft Guidelines on Repair, Service, and Maintenance Aftermarkets that extend beyond automotive to cover electronics, appliances, medical equipment and other durable goods. The framework addresses how original equipment manufacturers may restrict competition by limiting independent service providers' access to spare parts, repair information, diagnostic tools and technical support. Market participants have until September 2026 to submit comments on th

The recent news reports of a manufacturing facility found to be selling counterfeit washing powder, have reignited concerns about the extent of the counterfeiting industry in South Africa.

The end of "lockdown" in South Africa is uncertain. The devastating effect on the economy and households will be a reality for a time to come. Unfortunately the most vulnerable members of society are the hardest hit.

The South African economy has faced significant headwinds and continues to be constrained by sky-high interest and unemployment rates, power grid constraints and political uncertainty.

The legal position is less clear when the independence of an alleged independent contractor is called into question, as is often the case with medical malpractice cases involving locums.