Wearing of masks may be a thing of the past

The alarming rise in cybercrime: How businesses can legally protect themselves.

Nomlayo Mabhena-Mlilo, Director in the Dispute Resolution practice joined Tony Ndoro on eNCA to discuss The alarming rise in cybercrime: How businesses can legally protect themselves.

Standing in solidarity against gender-based violence and femicide

As we continue to stand in solidarity with the activists who began the Women’s Global Leadership Institute in 1991, we take a moment to reflect on what can be achieved through collective commitment and resilience in building a safer South Africa for all. The annual 16 Days of Activism for No Violence Against Women and Children Campaign aims to raise awareness of the enduring and devastating impact that gender-based violence and femicide (GBVF) have on women and children, and on our society more broadly.

Duty-free, profit-heavy? How prices at SA airports duty-free stack up

Petr Erasmus, Director in the Tax & Exchange Control practice was featured in Financial Mail discussing Duty-free, profit-heavy? How prices at SA airports duty-free stack up

Mentorship and Sponsorship: How men can support women in tax careers

LISTEN | Tax proposals outlined in the recently unveiled Finance Bill 2024

On 16 May 2024, CDH Kenya hosted a breakfast forum for a diverse group of industry leaders from sectors including banking and finance, private equity, logistics, betting, and education.

The steps and missteps from employers approaching mental health in the workplace: Lessons from the Court

Employers are required to balance the relevant support for employees against their operational needs. The Occupational Health and Safety Act 85 of 1993, SANS regulations and South African case law provide a framework for achieving this balance. Recent judgments offer critical insights into managing mental health issues related to misconduct, incapacity and constructive dismissal