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South Africa: COVID-19 related insurance claims and coverage: the arguments for and against coverage
02 Jun 2020BY Rob Scott, Zara Sher The outbreak of the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic has raised a lot of questions around insurance coverage in relation to COVID-19 related losses, exposures and liabilities.
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Africa Business in Brief
Africa Business in Brief | 31 May 2020BY issue 354Coronavirus (COVID-19) - A non-exhaustive list of recent measures aimed at curbing the spread of coronavirus (COVID-19) Africa African Natural Resources Centre unveils publication to adva…
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South Africa:Alert level 3: special arrangements for learners or students at schools or institutions of higher learning
29 May 2020BY Aslam Moosajee Students to require a certificate to travel to their institute of learning
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South Africa: alert level 4 – back to work with strings attached
26 May 2020BY Nils Braatvedt, Shivani Moodley We look at some of the key obligations arising from the Regulations from an employment perspective.
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NCA: a court cannot authorise a debtor’s obligations to remain permanently unsatisfied
26 May 2020BY Aslam Moosajee As a result of the McLachlan decision, it is now settled that a debt review order which has the effect that a consumer’s financial obligations remain permanently unsatisfied, is ultra vires the NCA a…
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telecoms and media in brief | issue 13
26 May 2020BY telecoms and media in brief | issue 13
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tax in brief | issue 46
26 May 2020BY tax in brief | issue 46
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Africa tax in brief
tax | 19 May 2020BY Celia Becker The latest tax developments across Africa
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Uganda Tax Appeals Tribunal rules that expatriate volunteers receiving donations are subject to PAYE
tax | 19 May 2020BY Celia Becker The Uganda Tax Appeals Tribunal (“TAT”) recently ruled on the employees’ tax implications of expatriate volunteers working in Uganda in the case of Livingstone International University (“LIU”) vs Uga…
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Agribusinesses must prepare for water shortages
19 May 2020BY James Brand Water has a vital role to play in the fight against the spread of the coronavirus disease COVID 19 .
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Safety First
15 May 2020BY Celeste Coles, Pieter Colyn As firms reopen and pandemic lingers, health and safety obligations rise
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Africa regulatory ENSight
Africa regulatory ENSight | 06 May 2020BY issue 4 of 2020
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Chinese court sends IP enforcement signal by awarding record patent damages
IP | 05 May 2020BY Hugo Biermann Global toy and entertainment company, Spin Master, has been awarded damages of USD2.2-million (over ZAR40-million at the current exchange rate) in an important patent victory in a Chinese court.
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Whistleblower law won’t protect those abusing it to avoid their own misconduct
employment | 05 May 2020BY Suemeya Hanif South Africa’s Protected Disclosures Act, 2000 (“PDA”) offers protection for employees who are whistleblowers, and who make “protected disclosures”, namely those that provide information exposing cri…
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A judgment that’s neither short nor sweet
IP | 05 May 2020BY Gerard du Toit The South African Supreme Court of Appeal recently handed down an important judgment that covers a lot of IP law.
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