Njeri talks to George Odo and Lilian Oyando

Carbon tax changes related to the renewable energy premium deduction and carbon offset allowance

Automatically unfair dismissal for refusing to take the COVID-19 vaccine? The Labour Court’s first decision

The law regarding automatically unfair dismissals is trite and has been tested by our courts on various occasions. Recently, however, in the case of Burton Maasdorp v University of Free State JS647/2022 , the Labour Court handed down the first decision regarding an automatically unfair dismissal claim resulting from an employee’s refusal to adhere to a workplace COVID-19 vaccination policy. 

The price isn’t always right: Liquidators hold their ground in dispute over shareholding valuation

On 24 March 2023, the Supreme Court of Appeal (SCA) handed down judgment dismissing an appeal brought by Strategic Partners Group (Pty) Ltd (SPG) against a judgment of the High Court in the matter of SPG and Others v Liquidators of Ilima Group (Pty) Ltd (in liquidation) and Others (Case no 1291/2021) ZASCA 27 (24 March 2023). This, after a myriad of litigation in the court a quo where SPG brought an application for declaratory relief against the liquidators of Ilima Group (the main application) with the liquidators responding with a counter-application.

In the spirit of Mandela Day, it’s never too late to give back, especially when there is no tax payable – Bursaries and BPR 389

Former President Nelson Mandela once said, “ Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world .”

Companies Act Developments Seminar

On Tuesday, 30 January 2024, our Corporate & Commercial practice hosted a seminar on Companies Act Developments.

The need for businesses rescue to combat extreme rise in liquidations

Vincent Manko, a Director in the Dispute Resolution practice, joined POWER FM to address who qualifies for business rescue and the need for business rescue to combat the extreme rise in liquidations.