How women have been impacted by the current labour environment during COVID-19

Understanding the implications of the KRA’s recent notice on eTIMS

The Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) recently published a notice on the enforcement of the electronic tax invoice through software called eTIMS. eTIMS is the abbreviated form of electronic tax invoice management system. Through this software, the KRA seeks to ensure that all Value Added Tax (VAT) registered taxpayers generate electronic tax invoices that are transmitted to it in real time or near real time.

The EEA Amendments & Draft Regulations: The impact and why employers must submit representations

Imraan Mahomed led the discussion with JJ van der Walt on the expected, yet rather uncertain, impact of the imminent promulgation of the EEA amendments and the recently published draft regulations proposing eighteen economic sectors and numerical targets determined by the Minister.

The review test restated

In the recent judgment of Makuleni v Standard Bank of SA (Pty) Ltd and Others 44 ILJ 1005 (LAC), the Labour Appeal Court (LAC) reaffirmed the test for the review of a Commission for Conciliation, Mediation and Arbitration (CCMA) arbitration award. Interestingly, the LAC was critical of the arbitrator for not allowing legal representation in arbitration proceedings that became protracted and seemingly chaotic.

Recent amendments to South Africa’s trust and non-profit organisation legislation in response to the Financial Action Task Force greylisting: Part two

Part one of this series ( which you can read here ) dealt with the amendments that are relevant to non-profit organisations. As alluded to in that article, the General Laws (Anti Money Laundering and Combatting Terrorism Financing) Amendment Act 23 of 2022 also amended the Trust Property Control Act 57 of 1988 (TPCA). The Legislature passed amendments (effective from 1 April 2023) which impose disclosure and administrative obligations on trustees (specifically when transacting with institutions listed in the Financial Intelligence Centre Act 38 of 2002 (FICA)).

Webinar Recording | Overview of the 2024 Budget Speech

”Yes, I can tell you watt to do”: Competition Tribunal confirms jurisdiction over electricity supply excessive pricing complaints

Cape Gate (Pty) (Ltd) (Cape Gate) lodged a complaint with the Competition Commission of South Africa (Commission) against the Emfuleni Local Municipality (ELM), the National Energy Regulator of South Africa (NERSA) and the Gauteng Provincial Government.