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Our team acts for a leading independent data, voice and intellectual property provider in a review brought by a state entity challenging the lawfulness of a substantial infrastructure which is in an advanced stage of its implementation. The case includes difficult questions of administrative law as far as the tender is concerned; the misuse of corruption legislation; and a constitutional challenge to the very existence of the state entity.
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Alex Kanyi, Partner in Tax & Exchange Control practice, and Clarice Wambua, Consultant in Environmental Law practice, were recently featured in The Star, where they unpacked the lack of clarity around the taxation of carbon credits in Kenya.
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by Zipho Tile and Siviwe Majavu
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In the recent decision in South Durban Community Environmental Alliance and Another v The Minister of Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment (479/2023) ZASCA 134 , the Supreme Court of Appeal (SCA) set aside the environmental authorisation for Eskom’s proposed 3000 MW combined cycle gas power plant in Richards Bay. The ruling will likely reshape how large-scale energy and infrastructure projects are permitted in South Africa. The SCA has clarified and re-affirmed that permitting cannot be segmented, deferred or treated as a policy formality.
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22 Aug 2025
by Chris Charter, Nadeem Mahomed and Gift Nkosinathi Xaba
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