ENSafrica Mauritius top ranked for tax excellence in the ITR EMEA Tax Awards
26 Sep 2022
ENSafrica’s Mauritius ranked at the 2023 edition of World Tax in association with the International Tax Review
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Africa Business In Brief
issue 467 | 25 Sep 2022
issue 467
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ENSafrica | African competition roundup | issue 4 | SEP 2022
20 Sep 2022
The latest competition news across Africa
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ENSafrica recognised at the World Tax and Transfer Pricing Rankings in the 2023 edition
19 Sep 2022
We received a total of eight firm rankings five of which are new and 10 individual practitioner rankings across five offices.
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Let the manufacturer of defective goods beware
19 Sep 2022
A manufacturer of food may be liable on a summary conviction to a fine between USD1200 and USD9000 or to a term of imprisonment between four and 15 years, or both, if the food is defective, unwholesome or unfit for human or animal consumption.
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Africa Business In Brief
issue 466 | 18 Sep 2022
issue 466
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INSTAWORTHY DATA PROTECTION FINE
13 Sep 2022
BY Era Gunning
The Instagram fine is the second-highest fine under the GDPR after a EUR746 million penalty against the e-commerce giant Amazon
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SA’s one size fits all approach to crypto risk management inadequate to combat terrorism
13 Sep 2022
BY Angela Itzikowitz AND Aslam Moosajee
Academics and journalists who are arrested for being in possession of terrorist-related content, may raise as a defence that the possession was for carrying out the work as a journalist or for research purposes.
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Can a civil action be dismissed for an inordinate delay in prosecuting the matter?
13 Sep 2022
BY Aslam Moosajee
An inordinate or unreasonable delay in prosecuting an action may constitute an abuse of process, which in turn may prejudice the administration of justice.
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tax in brief
13 Sep 2022
Below, please find issue 91 of ENSafrica’s tax in brief, a snapshot of the latest tax developments in South Africa.
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Africa Business In Brief
issue 465 | 11 Sep 2022
issue 465
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Tax Indaba Roundup
07 Sep 2022
Following the robust discussions that took place at the Tax Indaba 2022, see more ENSights on all things tax here:
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Chinese lessons (in IP)
06 Sep 2022
BY Ilse du Plessis
Manolo Blahnik is certainly not the only company that was stopped by bad-faith trade mark faith applications in China: other companies that experienced this include New Balance, Jordan, Dunhill and Dries Van Noten.
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The world of giants and fairies – Zara vs House of Zana
06 Sep 2022
BY Manisha Bugwandeen-Doorasamy
The hearing officer made a number of observations: the goods in issue are identical, the average consumer of clothing is the public at large, clothing is a regular purchase, and the trade mark ZARA has a reputation.
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Copyright: a miscellany
06 Sep 2022
In most countries there’s no need to register copyright, in fact there’s often no provision for registration. Unlike other forms of intellectual property which are restricted to certain territories, copyright is international.
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