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Multinationals are now able to second their employees to Rwanda

23 Jul 2019
BY Dieudonné Nzafashwanayo

Rwanda has adopted a ministerial order implementing the law on immigration and emigration enacted in 2018 and introducing various changes to the Rwandan immigration and emigration landscape.
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Africa Business In Brief

issue 314 | 22 Jul 2019

issue 314
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The reciprocal duty of good faith undercuts derivative misconduct

16 Jul 2019
BY Shivani Moodley

For the first time in employment law jurisprudence, the South African Constitutional Court has considered the nature and scope of the duty of good faith within the context of the contract of employment.
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The remedy against taking the law into your own hands

16 Jul 2019

In its classic formulation, the mandament, or spoliation action, protects against a deprivation of possession otherwise than through a legal process
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Africa Business In Brief

issue 313 | 15 Jul 2019

issue 313
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telecoms and media in brief | issue 3

13 Jul 2019

telecoms and media in brief | issue 3
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Global Legal Insights: Initial Public Offerings

10 Jul 2019
BY Doron Joffe , Nkosi Tshabalala AND Sanjay Kassen

South Africa | 2019
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tax in brief | issue 30

09 Jul 2019

tax in brief | issue 30
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Tread Carefully: insubordination and insolence can easily be confounded

09 Jul 2019

Unfair dismissal disputes arising from allegations of insubordination have had their fair share of attention from South African arbitrators and the courts.
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Does section 187(1)(c) of the LRA apply to individual dismissals?

09 Jul 2019
BY Peter le Roux AND Tshegofatso Malope

Section 187(1)(c) of the LRA has always been controversial because of its definition of automatically unfair dismissals.
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How will the 2019 Proposed Financing Provisioning Regulations affect mining companies?

09 Jul 2019
BY Ntsiki Adonisi AND Zinzi Lawrence

The 2019 Regulations are informed by industry consultation, however, they still fail to address some of the serious concerns raised by the mining industry and introduce new onerous provisions.
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Court clear on reinstatement

08 Jul 2019

Business Law and Tax Review | July 2019
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Audiences get it when ads go over the top

08 Jul 2019
BY Gaelyn Scott

Business Law and Tax Review | July 2019
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Mauritius targets tax breaks in "populist" budget

08 Jul 2019
BY Celia Becker

Business Law and Tax Review | July 2019
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Africa Business In Brief

issue 312 | 08 Jul 2019

Issue 312
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