ArticleTax Implications Of Remote Working Arrangements – OECD GuidelinesDue to the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, governments imposed restrictions on individual travel. This resulted in many companies changing their work model to...South AfricaTaxENS
ArticleThe Interaction Between The Debt Reduction Rules And Other Provisions Of The Income Tax ActHaving gone through a number of substitutions and amendments, the debt reduction rules contained in section 19 of the South African Income Tax Act, 1962 (the "Act")South AfricaTaxENS
ArticleApplication For Leave To Appeal Landmark Crypto JudgmentThe recently delivered judgment in Standard Bank v South African Reserve Bank, which concluded that cryptocurrencies do not constitute "capital" for purposes of Regulation...South AfricaTechnologyENS
ArticleCybercrime Legislation On South Africa's Horizon: Is Your Organisation Ready?The implementation of cybercrime legislation is a pressing issue given that South Africa has one of the highest numbers of cybercrime victims in the world.South AfricaTechnologyENS
ArticleRethinking Confidentiality In The Age Of AITraditional confidentiality clauses and non-disclosure agreements ("NDAs") were designed for human-to-human...South AfricaTechnologyENS
ArticleTrade Mark Reservation Now PossibleIn South Sudan, the legislative deadlock of the Intellectual Property Bill of 2015 continues, awaiting enactment by parliament. This means it is not yet possible to register...South SudanIntellectual PropertyENS
ArticleCompetition Concerns As The President Of Uganda Assents To The Petroleum Supply (Amendment) Act 2023The Petroleum Supply (Amendment) Act, 2023 ("the Act") has received Presidential assent in a record-breaking ten days from the date that it was passed by Parliament.UgandaAntitrust/Competition LawENS
ArticleParliament Reconsiders And Passes The Competition Act 2023On 31 August 2023, the Parliament of Uganda reconsidered and passed the Competition Act 2023. UgandaAntitrust/Competition LawENS
ArticleUganda Makes Rules On Enforceable NettingUganda has published rules to secure the enforceability of close-out netting under ISDA Master Agreement, GMRA and GMSLA contracts with financial institutions.UgandaFinance and BankingENS
ArticleIndustrial Property Bill Signed Into Law On January 06, 2014The Industrial Property Bill that was passed on the 22nd August 2013 was accepted into Ugandan law on the 6th January 2014.UgandaIntellectual PropertyENS
ArticleSimba v Vantage: A Rare Exception Exposing A Loophole In Uganda's Arbitration LawThe recent Court of Appeal decision in Simba Properties v Vantage Mezzanine has drawn attention for appearing to depart from the established principle that Ugandan courts...UgandaLitigation, Mediation & ArbitrationENS
ArticleBusiness Email Compromise: Who Bears The Risk Of Liability?In today's digital age, business email compromise ("BEC") has become a threat to businesses and individuals. BEC is defined as "a criminal act where criminals illegally access...GlobalCorporate/Commercial LawENS
ArticleImmigration News - 21 March 2018This newsletter includes summaries of recent media releases, reports and cases relating to immigration in Australia.AustraliaImmigrationHolding Redlich
ArticleCleanse Or Consent? The ZAR0.12 Question Every South African Direct Marketer Must AnswerENSafrica's latest legal bulletin examines critical regulatory shifts across Africa, from South Africa's mandatory monthly opt-out cleansing under amended CPA rules to Rwanda's new VAT framework for cross-border digital services. The collection addresses constitutional interpretation in Ghana, AI policy governance failures, merger threshold updates, and emerging challenges in crypto regulation and prediction markets. South AfricaConsumer ProtectionENS
ArticleConsolidated COVID-19 Direction On Health And Safety In The Workplace (for Industries Outside Mining)On 4 June 2020, Notice R.639 was published in Government Gazette No. 43400, in terms of which the Minister of Employment and Labour issued a Consolidated COVID-19 Direction. South AfricaEmployment and HRENS
ArticleTake 2: Employment Equity Sectoral Targets Released For Public Comment AgainFollowing the amendments to the Employment Equity Act, 1998 ("EEA") enacted in April 2023, and an extremely contentious first round of public comment on the proposed sectoral targets...South AfricaEmployment and HRENS
ArticleDignity: A Cornerstone Of Human Rights- A Grassroots ApproachIn a world where inequality continues to grow and human dignity is often overlooked, the importance of fostering a culture that values and respects each individual cannot be overstated.South AfricaGovernment, Public SectorENS
ArticleTabling Of Plant Breeders’ Rights Amendment Bill And Plant Improvement Amendment Bill In ParliamentCabinet have, during their meeting of 10 December 2014 approved the tabling in Parliament of the Plant Breeders’ Rights Amendment Bill and Plant Improvement Amendment Bill.South AfricaIntellectual PropertyENS
ArticleJohannesburg High Court Rules On Payment Of Outstanding Legal Fees Without Taxation: Kahn V StetterIn Kahn v Stetter, Brian Kahn Inc., a firm of attorneys, instituted an application in the High Court for an order directing its' client to pay for outstanding fees in respect...South AfricaLitigation, Mediation & ArbitrationENS
ArticleCould Failing To Pay Your Rates, Taxes, Water And Electricity Charges Lead To Termination Of Your Water And Electricity Supply?A landlord may not, without a court order, terminate the supply of electricity to premises leased to a tenant who is in arrears with monthly electricity payments. South AfricaReal Estate and ConstructionENS