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Webinar Recording: Regulating ownership and transformation through law and policy

Our experts in B-BBEE, Company Law, Employment Law, and Competition Law unpacked the latest policy developments and the developing outlines of a new road map towards transformation in the South African economy.

3 Jun 2021 1 min read Article

Our experts - Aadil Patel, Chris Charter, Ryan Alho, and Verushca Pillay provided a clearer understanding of the policy to help you comply not only with the letter of the law, but also its spirit.

Click here to read the B-BBEE Practice Note GN 428 of 2021 (18 May 2021)

Click here to read our CDH Alert Unpacking the B-BBEE Practice Note

Click here to read the Competition Law Alert

Click here to read the Competition Policy 19 May 2021

Click here to read the Policy Statement on Localisation for jobs and industrial growth 18 May 2021

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