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    African Countries Need Clear Regulatory Frameworks To Attract FDI

    Enabling regulatory frameworks across Africa are vital for the continent to attract more foreign direct investment (FDI).
    South AfricaEnergy and Natural Resources
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    National Health Insurance: A View From The Bench?

    It is a truism that the political setting is of central importance with regard to health care.
    South AfricaFood, Drugs, Healthcare, Life Sciences
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    Business hijackers exploit companies’ hands-off management style

    "Business hijackings", in which companies or their business secrets are stolen lock, stock and barrel right under the noses of their owners, appear to be on the increase in South Africa.
    South AfricaCriminal Law
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    A corporate fraud checklist

    Among the many varieties of white collar crime prevalent in South Africa today, the three most common are theft, financial statement fraud, and bribery and corruption, probably in that order.
    South AfricaCriminal Law
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    The Importance Of Having A Justifiable Reason For Fixed Term Employment

    Whether the termination of an employee's fixed term contract of employment, where such employee earns below the earnings threshold and is employed to perform work of a permanent nature, amounts to an unfair dismissal.
    South AfricaEmployment and HR
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    Civil Damages Or Even Class Action Suits A Possibility For Companies Failing To Protect Customer Data

    Companies that fail to protect their customers' personal information may face class action suits once the Protection of Personal Information Act comes into force in South Africa.
    South AfricaPrivacy
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    Some Post-Amnesty Conundrums

    Now that most applicants who sought amnesty under the Amnesty Act (or, to give it its full name, The Exchange Control Amnesty and Amendment of Taxation Laws Act No. 12 of 2003) have received their amnesty approvals, many will be turning their attention to the tax-efficiency of their offshore structures, which would also be viewed in conjunction with the costs of maintaining them
    South AfricaTax
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    Apple’s Disputed Intellectual Property

    Apple Inc. (Apple) is notorious for its wide range of innovative technology including the iPod, the iPhone and Apple Mac computer, ranking as one of the world's most admired companies and continuing to prosper even after the passing of its former CEO, Steve Jobs.
    ChinaIntellectual Property
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    The Right To Strike: Essential Services And Minimum Service Agreements

    The Labour Relations Act, 66 of 1995, ("LRA") has been in the spotlight recently in regard to the recent communications from government that it is considering designating the education sector as an essential service.
    South AfricaEmployment and HR
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    What Is Contained In Local Content Under The Renewable Energy Procurement Programme?

    The Department of Energy’s RFPs place great emphasis on local content and aim to ensure that local communities benefit economically from renewable energy facilities.
    South AfricaEnergy and Natural Resources
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    You Can Run, But You Can’t Hide

    A recent judgment in the North Gauteng High Court, Pretoria has caused more than ripples amongst the mining community.
    South AfricaEnvironment
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    Conduct Of Financial Institutions Bill

    Since then, there has been no further communication from National Treasury on the bill.
    South AfricaFinance and Banking
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    Werksmans Attorneys
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    Apple's Disputed Intellectual Property

    Apple Inc. (Apple) is notorious for its wide range of innovative technology including the iPod, the iPhone and Apple Mac computer, ranking as one of the world's most admired companies and continuing to prosper even after the passing of its former CEO, Steve Jobs.
    South AfricaIntellectual Property
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    Residency, Permanent Establishment And Liability For Tax Of A Mauritian Trust (Recent Developments in Taxation, July 2011)

    This brief provides a synopsis of a recent tax judgement on residency, information on proposed amendments to the Income Tax Act; the Customs Control and Customs Duty Bills; and the Permanent Voluntary Disclosure Programme.
    South AfricaTax
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    The Privilege Checklist

    What is the difference between privilege and confidentiality?
    South AfricaCorporate/Commercial Law
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    A Brief Retrospective On Two Cases About UIF And Asylum Seekers

    The end of February 2020 marks the anniversary of an important court victory which confirmed the rights of asylum seekers to access benefits from the Unemployment Insurance Fund ("UIF").
    South AfricaInsurance
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    A Hospitable Habitat

    At the time of writing, South Africa’s Treasury was finalising its Tax Amendment Bill which it is hoped will make vital improvements to the country’s tax treatment of foreign funds.
    South AfricaTax
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    Doing Business in Ghana

    South AfricaIntellectual Property
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    Wereley v Productivity South Africa: Lessons For Employers

    On 4 December 2018, the Labour Court in Johannesburg delivered judgment in the matter cited above.
    South AfricaEmployment and HR
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    Healthcare Sector Cautioned

    The advent of amendments to the Competition Act No. 89 of 1998 has, at least for one of those chapters, being chapter 4A dealing with market inquiries become a reality.
    South AfricaFood, Drugs, Healthcare, Life Sciences
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