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Rwanda in brief | Issue 2

20 Jun 2023

Welcome to second first issue of ENSafrica’s Rwanda in brief, focusing on the latest legal and regulatory updates across Rwanda's corporate commercial, banking and finance industries.
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Africa Business In Brief

issue 501 | 18 Jun 2023

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Navigating the legal frontier: Exploring the risks of edge computing

13 Jun 2023
BY Ridwaan Boda AND Shaaista Tayob

In today’s world of digital transformation, where data-driven decisions and operating in real-time have become paramount for a business to stay relevant, edge computing has emerged as a technological game changer.
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ChatGPT API: a tool for customisation or a hacker's dream?

13 Jun 2023

If a company plans to integrate the ChatGPT API or plugins into its systems, the company should ensure that it has implemented all necessary safeguards to mitigate the identified potential risks referred to in this article,
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TMT ENSight | Issue 14

13 Jun 2023

Welcome to the fourteenth issue of ENSafrica's TMT ENSight, focusing on topics, news and analysis of novel and interesting developments in the technology, media and telecommunications space.
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New judgment shows that electronic contracts are becoming more acceptable in SA law

13 Jun 2023
BY Era Gunning AND Amelia Warren

This case provides interesting insight into the acceptability of credit agreements in electronic form. We take a look at the law on electronic signatures, the uncertainty in credit legislation in SA and the conclusions reached by the court.
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Tax in Brief | Issue 101

13 Jun 2023

Below, please find issue 101 of ENSafrica’s tax in brief, a snapshot of the latest tax developments in South Africa.
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A new hope for immigration and same-sex marriage in Namibia

13 Jun 2023
BY Vanessa Boesak AND Marsha Shaanika

While this judgment only expressly applies in the context of immigration law, it is a hopeful, spirited judgment that could mark the beginning of a new era of rights protection in Namibia for the LGBTQI+ community.
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CIPC confirms that beneficial ownership information must be filed as soon as possible

13 Jun 2023
BY Era Gunning AND Amelia Warren

It is crucial that all companies file their BO information as soon as possible. There is no transitional period, nor can companies wait until their annual returns anniversary date.
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The regulation of severance pay in excess of the minimum set by the BCEA

13 Jun 2023
BY Themba Maduna AND Sanele Zulu

Although the BCEA sets minimum terms and conditions of employment, parties to an employment contract may agree to terms and conditions that are more favourable to an employee than those prescribed in the BCEA.
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Landmark Supreme Court of Kenya decision: investigate your property titles

13 Jun 2023
BY Nigel Shaw , Brenda Matu AND Duane Wekesa

We expect that this judgment will expand the nature of due diligence conducted in property transactions as more caution will be required prior to engaging in property transactions.
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Controversial Draft Regulations propose racial quotas for water use

12 Jun 2023
BY Sanjay Kassen AND Surina Moodley

The Draft Regulations have introduced the most radical and far-reaching effort by the government to date, to effect demographic change concerning water use in the country by prescribing requirements for achieving equity.
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Africa Business In Brief

issue 500 | 11 Jun 2023

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The Metaverse, retail and brand protection

06 Jun 2023
BY Fae Hassan

When first confronted with concepts such as cryptocurrencies and NFTs, it took most of us quite some time before we felt it was “safe enough” to make our first online purchase.
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Court reminds South African police of their legal duties during a strike

06 Jun 2023
BY Prencess Mohlahlo

This judgment may ensure that the SAPS, in the context of strikes, act in accordance with their constitutional duty to maintain public order without awaiting to be prodded by the courts to do so.
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