The use of fixed term contracts of employment (FTCs) is commonplace in employment practices and despite employees agreeing and entering into such contracts with eyes wide […]
Under the Preferential Procurement Policy Framework Act 5 of 2000, an “acceptable tender” means “any tender which, in all respects, complies with the specifications and conditions of tender as set out in the tender document.” […]
Keen eyed suppliers and Organs of State alike will have noticed that the President of the Republic assented to the Public Procurement Bill on 23 July […]
The reactions to the 2024/2025 Budget speech have been quite varied, reflecting a broad spectrum of opinions across different sectors and political affiliations. The impact of the […]
In a recent legal dispute, the court’s ruling brought to the forefront a perplexing issue that has long plagued the legal landscape: the classification of settlement […]
Unlike trademarks, patents and designs, copyright is the only form of intellectual property (“IP”) in South Africa that does not require registration for copyright protection to […]
The worldwide COVID-19 pandemic coupled with the recent downgrade of the South – African economy to junk status resulted in many companies facing unprecedented economic strain. […]
Securing the academic futures of South Africa’s future lawyers Strauss Daly has awarded R2 million in bursaries to LLB scholars from across the country for the […]
by Michael Vieyra: Senior Associate. Approximate reading time: 7mins South Africa has not escaped the damaging economic effects brought about by the global COVID-19 pandemic. The country’s […]
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