All Legal Briefs
How Free is Mickey Mouse? Disney Draws the Line on Mickey Jewellery
19th November 2025 Mickey Mouse is making headlines, and this time, it’s not for his on-screen antics. Instead, the iconic mouse has stepped off the screen and into... →
Key tax compliance lessons from the long-running Africa Cash and Carry case
19th November 2025 The matter of CSARS v Africa Cash and Carry (Crown Mines) (Pty) Ltd and Another illustrates the critical role of responsible tax debt management... →
No way out: Mediation is not optional in the Gauteng Division of the High Court
19th November 2025 With effect from 22 April 2025, the Gauteng Division of the High Court has introduced mandatory mediation before civil trials. This requires... →
Foreign professionals hesitate to relocate to South Africa as spousal work access remains restricted
19th November 2025 South Africa recently lost two distinguished international scientists who were set to make a major contribution to the Square Kilometre Array (SKA)... →
Revisiting the boundaries of sexual harassment cases
18th November 2025 On 12 September 2025, the Labour Court handed down judgment in Nedbank Limited v Olwage and Others, setting aside an arbitration award that had... →
Sars’ commitment to tax collection this Christmas - Understanding the R18-billion collection surplus
18th November 2025 The recent R18-billion tax revenue collection surplus by the South African Revenue Service (Sars) halfway through the financial year, highlights... →
Joint liability for a fall through the warehouse roof due to safety failures
18th November 2025 In a recent decision by the Western Cape Division of the High Court in Albertino Lorenzo Bennet v Prima Toys and Leisure Trading (Pty) Ltd and... →
Trade, Tariffs, and Transformation: Zambia’s Push for Industrialisation
18th November 2025 Zambia’s 2026 National Budget, unveiled in September 2025 by Finance Minister Dr. Situmbeko Musokotwane, signalled a renewed push toward... →
Travel and tourism industry outlook for South Africa
17th November 2025 South Africa's travel and tourism sector is in a strong recovery phase in 2025, marked by a record-setting number of jobs and growing domestic... →
How Sarb’s new rules affect the transfer of South African-sourced income abroad
14th November 2025 At the end of October 2025, the South African Reserve Bank (Sarb) introduced material changes to the processing of cross-border income transfers.... →
