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When a property transaction falls apart because the purchaser breaches the agreement, many people assume the agent simply loses out on commission. That is not always correct.

The signing of the National Health Insurance Bill by President Cyril Ramaphosa, is expected this Wednesday at the Union Buildings in Pretoria, marking a significant moment in South Africa's healthcare landscape.

The Labour Appeal Court (LAC) has overturned a Labour Court (LC) decision because the employee skipped the mandatory conciliation step under section 191 of the LRA.

Litigation can sometimes feel like a long-running stage production. Pleadings are exchanged, attorneys correspond, dates are diarised, costs are incurred and everyone continues playing their part.

When the registered owner of immovable property dies, the property forms part of their deceased estate. Consequently, no dealings can occur until the relevant...

In a textbook example of how quickly a straightforward lease can unravel – a client's tenant has taken it upon herself to occupy a different unit, without consent...

Under the FIFA Disciplinary Code, Bafana Bafana runs the risk of having its 2026 World Cup qualifying points deducted for an alleged breach of the regulations.

Regulation 22A of the Exchange Regulations plays a critical role. It permits the Treasury to attach assets linked to or suspected of being linked to contraventions of the regulations.

Under our law of agency, an agent may represent its principal when concluding agreements with third parties, provided that the agent has authority to represent its principal.

Implementing disciplinary policies, codes of conduct, and procedures is not merely best practice – it's a legal necessity.

"Contempt of Court is not a finding lightly made, nor is it any easier if twice displayed. Context is the thread, the core of this tale. The peculiar facts and Court orders required scrutiny for justice to prevail.

South Africa's Information Regulator has opened its eServices portal for the 2025/26 PAIA reporting period, requiring all public and private bodies to file annual reports on access-to-information requests by 30 June 2026.

The Financial Intelligence Centre Act 38 of 2001 (‘FICA') was instituted to combat and prevent the commission of financial crimes within South Africa.

Football is more than just a game; it's a global celebration of skill, passion, and community. However, when tensions rise, the beautiful game can quickly turn ugly.

Data breaches have become an everyday reality in the 21st century and have, alarmingly, impacted numerous respected, large enterprises.

When companies operate globally, they often share goods and services within their own network of subsidiaries. The prices they set for these transactions are known as transfer pricing.

In recent years, transfer pricing has become a critical issue for multinational corporations (MNCs), especially those involved in the commercialisation of intellectual property (IP).

The Labour Court in Durban recently addressed the boundaries of an employer's power to expedite disciplinary proceedings at the expense of contractual obligations.