Kristel van Rensburg, director in the Tax department discusses the tax on fuel and how the increase will impact consumers that are already struggling financially.

Claiming and determining the veracity of VAT refunds has proved to be a challenge between SARS and taxpayers.

Ugandan lawmakers' decision to pass the National Climate Change Bill to cut greenhouse gas emissions has been welcomed by climate change activists.

An in-depth and insightful conversation about the increasing intersection between competition law, consumer protection law and data protection law and how it affects you and your business.

Following the declaration of the National State of Disaster, on 28 May 2020, Minister Dlamini Zuma, after consultation with relevant cabinet members, determined that alert level 3 will apply nationally from 1 June 2020 and further regulations particularly relevant to alert level 3 were issued.

Following the amendments to the Employment Equity Amendment Act, 1998 which were enacted in April 2023...

On 10 May 2019, the Chief Inspector of Mines published, in terms of the Mine Health and Safety Act, 1996 (the "MHSA"), a Guidance Note on Medico-Legal Investigations of Mine Deaths.

We are proud to share that we have partnered with Simmons & Simmons to contribute to Namibia's content on the Clean Energy Tool, which provides reliable legal and regulatory information...

Important notification: New Electricity Regulations - Chapter 3 of the Mine Health and Safety Regulations ("the MHS Regulations"), which regulations are binding in terms of the Mine Health and Safety Act, No. 29 of 1996 ("the MHSA")

Important notification: New Explosives Regulations - chapter 4 of the Mine Health and Safety Regulations, which are binding in terms of the Mine Health and Safety Act, No. 29 of 1996.

•Is the service of a notice arguing that the particulars of claim is vague and embarrassing a valid response to a notice of bar? (Aslam Moosajee and Vishana Makan)

State Capture Inquiry | looking ahead at state capture prosecutions | Cape Talk Interview Part one...

With the budget statement looming large, editor Evan Pickworth asks ENSafrica tax executive Kazi Mbangeleli whether an increase in the corporate tax rate to 30%, or in the VAT rate, is on the cards.

At present the National Railway Safety Regulator Act 16 of 2002 applies to the safety management of certain railways. The Act does, however, not apply to a railway in a mine which is underground...

The Minister of Finance in Uganda has issued a legal notice setting a maximum interest rate for money lenders at 2.8% per month (or 33.6% per annum).

A recent US jury verdict awarded Viasat $229 million in damages after finding that Kioxia infringed a patent covering flash memory error-correction technology. This case underscores how patents serve...

Arguably, the increasing sophistication and widespread adoption of digital technologies presents far more challenges than their emergence.

Below, please find issue 4 of ENS' Kenya in brief, a snapshot of the latest tax developments in Kenya.

Mahesh Acharya and Duane Wekesa examine Kenya's legal and regulatory landscape governing the importation, manufacture, distribution and sale of therapeutic products in a comprehensive chapter for the IBA Healthcare and Life Sciences Law Committee's global guide. Their contribution offers practical insight into the frameworks that shape market access and supply chain compliance in Kenya's healthcare sector.

Novo Nordisk has taken Eli Lilly to court in the United States, alleging that Lilly's weight-loss drug advertisements misleadingly compare the highest doses of its own medicines against lower doses of Novo's products...