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Beyond the delay: Unpacking technical aspects of the 2025 Budget

Public participation is the fulcrum upon which the constitutionality of legislation rests: An analysis of the recent Court of Appeal decision nullifying the Finance Act, 2023

The Court of Appeal of Kenya (CoA), through its judgment issued on 31 July 2024, declared the entire Finance Act, 2023 (Act) unconstitutional. Details of what was contained in the Act are provided in our analysis here [/news/publications/2023/Practice/Tax/tax-and-exchange-control-alert-4-july-special-edition-finance-act-2023#:~:text=The Act reduces the threshold,Effective date: 1 July 2023.] .

HiveLaw: How collaboration and tech is shaping the future of university law clinics

All South African citizens and corporate entities share responsibility to help build a fair and just society. The South African regulatory framework seeks to encourage and empower corporate participation in commercial enterprises that uplift individuals and communities.

The fate of digital credit providers following the amendment of sections 33S and 57 of the Central Bank of Kenya Act

Kenya has witnessed rapid digital transformation over the last couple of years, which was precipitated by the COVID-19 pandemic and aided by technological advancements and the increased penetration of mobile phones in the Kenyan market. As a result, there has been explosive growth in the digital lending sector with non-bank financial institutions, including telecommunication service providers and fintech companies, joining the fray.

The overlapping rights saga continues: Clarifying the first in time, first in right principle and whether a prospecting right is a prerequisite to an application for a mining right

One of the cornerstones of the Mineral and Petroleum Resources Development Act 28 of 2002 (MPRDA) is to ensure the sustainable development of South Africa’s mineral resources and to promote economic growth, employment and the advancement of the social and economic welfare of all SouthAfricans. 

Controlled foreign companies and outsourcing certain business functions.

Naomi Mudyiwa, Candidate Attorney, was recently featured in the Tax Chronicles Monthly where she discussed 'Controlled foreign companies and outsourcing certain business functions.'