New developments in the property arena: Attie Pretorius talks to Provocate Magazine

The establishment of the Public Procurement Tribunal

The complex public procurement system in South Africa has been fertile ground for litigation over many years, and to say that law reports are replete with cases dealing with public procurement would be an understatement. Litigation in this context almost invariably brings significant delays in public procurement. Those delays cost money and cause much frustration and inefficiency within public procurement, and are a significant contributor to the lack of service delivery. The unnecessary complexity in the public procurement regulatory framework often results in confusion that invariably leads to disputes.

Njeri Wagacha talks to Catherine Igathe

Njeri Wagacha talks to Catherine Igathe, Managing Director and Founder of Ortus Solutions Group Ltd.

I have a dream… But what are the tax implications?

Are you a big (big) dreamer like Vuyo? Do you wish to one day run your own billion-dollar empire? Usually, when new entrepreneurs are fueled by nothing but a dream (and maybe coffee) they rarely stop to consider the tax implications of their big (big)dreams.  

A few changes relating to controlled foreign companies

A controlled foreign company (CFC) is essentially a foreign company where 50% or more of its shares or voting rights are collectively held by South African residents.

”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.

Positive disruptors in African mining: Technology, AI and critical minerals for Africa's industrialisation