Africa Business In Brief
issue 468 | 02 Oct 2022
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The importance of a well-drafted security agreement in liquidation
27 Sep 2022
BY Jessica Blumenthal , Lisa Melis AND Kylynn Meyer
Security documents should be carefully considered in each instance to ensure that they accurately describe the parties, the subject of the security and the intention of the security giver and security taker.
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ESG and the rise of sustainable finance in Mauritius
27 Sep 2022
BY Jessica Blumenthal , Nashenta Vuddamalay Zindel , Laksha Juddoo AND Varni Veerabudren
Mauritius has committed to reducing its greenhouse gas (“GHG”) emissions by 40% by 2030 and projects that this will require funding of USD6.5-billion.
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Are interim interdicts appealable and the balancing of constitutional rights in defamation matters?
27 Sep 2022
BY Aslam Moosajee AND Vishana Mangalparsad
When freedom of expression conflicts with other rights, a court must carefully balance the conflicting rights of the parties proportionally, with a view to ensuring protection of the rights of both parties
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PAJA: State Capture Commission’s findings and recommendations cannot be reviewed and set aside
27 Sep 2022
BY Aslam Moosajee AND Shenaaz Munga
A complainant should not go to court before the offending action or decision is final or ripe for adjudication., there is no point in wasting a court’s time with half-formed decisions whose shape may change or where no decision was actually taken.
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Financial Services Providers: what happens when your employee hawks confidential information to a competitor?
27 Sep 2022
BY George van Niekerk
“One cannot serve two masters, and one may not attempt to do so. To use a bucolic comparison, one may not sow your own fields with your employer’s seed”
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Africa Tax in Brief
27 Sep 2022
BY Celia Becker
The latest tax news and developments across Africa
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TCSPs in Rwanda are now required to have the Central Bank license
27 Sep 2022
BY Felix Cuicredidi
This new regulation requires that anyone who intends to provide trust and corporate services obtain a license from the Central Bank.
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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
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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
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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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