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Africa Corporate Guide | Nigeria Jurisdiction

Our Africa Corporate Guide is a comprehensive strategic resource developed to support businesses and investors seeking to navigate the continent’s evolving legal, economic, and commercial environment.

PAJA now, argue later: SARS’ decision not to suspend payment can be subject to review

It is well-established that the function carried out by the South African Revenue Service (SARS) is administrative in nature. SARS’ actions are accordingly subject to the right of a taxpayer to just administrative action as provided for in section 33 of the Constitution, and generally also the legality requirement found in the common law. In this regard there have been some cases where taxpayers have successfully challenged SARS’ decisions under the Promotion of Administrative Justice Act 3 of 2000 (PAJA). The recent case of Ferreria v Commissioner, SARS ZAGPPHC 47 is one such instance.

Balancing innovation and regulation: A look at unsolicited bids and proposals' potential to unlock innovation in public procurement in South Africa

Imraan Abdullah, Director, and Charles Green, Associate in the Dispute Resolution practice, recently published an article with the African Procurement Law Journal Volume 12 No.1 titled Balancing innovation and regulation: A look at unsolicited bids and proposals' potential to unlock innovation in public procurement in South Africa.

Webinar Recording | Unpacking the Finance Act 2025: game-changer or business as usual?

Disclosures of “personal financial interests” under section 75 of the Companies Act

Some things in life can be quite difficult to put into words but are instantly recognisable when you see them. A tap-dancing elephant, for example, is an image that is not easy to describe, but if you ever came across an elephant practicing its heel drops and shuffles while brandishing a cane and wearing a top hat, you’d have an innate sense of what you’ve justwitnessed. 

Ignore me at your peril: Protecting vulnerable groups in eviction matters

Dipuo Titipana, Associate in the Dispute Resolution practice recently joined Koketso Sachane on SAfm where he discussed 'Ignore me at your peril: Protecting vulnerable groups in eviction matters – Supreme Court ruling reshapes eviction proceedings.