Webber Wentzel
Who is to blame when AI defames?
24th February 2026 The rise of generative AI has also given rise to an increase in litigation based on false results which cause harm to a person's reputation.... →
Webber Wentzel Launches Technology Subsidiary - Fusion
16th February 2026 Leading African law firm, Webber Wentzel today announced the launch of a new AI, technology, and legal operations subsidiary at the African GC... →
Prudential Authority opens final consultation on amended commercial paper regulations
11th February 2026 The regulation of commercial paper issuance in South Africa has, since 1994, been governed by an exemption notice (the Commercial Paper... →
The limits of leniency: Chairpersons, plea‑deals and discipline in the workplace
4th February 2026 The Labour Appeal Court (LAC) has handed down a compelling decision that tackles a question many employers and legal practitioners grapple with:... →
Climate change assessment reports for environmental authorisations: When judicial precedent outpaces regulatory clarity
3rd February 2026 South African environmental law is undergoing a decisive shift in how climate change considerations are integrated into environmental authorisation... →
2026 Fintech year ahead
30th January 2026 Looking ahead to 2026, fintech is set to transform how financial services are delivered and accessed, driven by rapid technological innovation and... →
This is your captain speaking: Aviation's Essential Services designation destined for landing?
29th January 2026 The Essential Services Committee (ESC) has published a notice in terms of section 71, read with section 70(B)(1)(d) of the Labour Relations Act No... →
South Africa’s Energy Outlook: Key Developments from 2025 and What to Expect in 2026
29th January 2026 2025 highlighted key trends signalling a fundamental reset in South Africa’s electricity sector, with 2026 expected to be the year in which many of... →
