Business Law and Corporate Law

Oasis supplies bottled, filtered and purified water and other beverages in South Africa. It has been in operation for over twenty years and is the fourth...

KleuterZone, a preschool franchise, faced scrutiny over share certificates with discrepancies, including investments in non-existent companies. The company attributed these issues to clerical errors during manual issuance.

Technology transfer plays various roles in a country, the most notable being economic and technological development.

Amanda sits down with Dr. Thembinkosi Twalo, Chief Research Specialist at the Human Sciences Research Council. With a rich background in education, gender equality, and public policy, Dr. Twalo shares insights from his journey through academia and leadership roles—including his time at the Commission for Gender Equality and Magalies Water.

"We're still decades away from closing the gender gap in leadership." Our Board Chairperson and Director, Agnes Dire, joined Nontobeko Gumede of ‪@BusinessDayTelevision‬ 's Woman Means Business...

The Blacks' Law Dictionary defines term ‘foreigner' to mean "a person who is not a citizen or subject of the state or country of which mention is made, or any one owing allegiance to a foreign state or sovereign"...

A Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV) is specifically designed to function as a distinct legal entity to execute a specific project.

The Investments and Securities Act 2025 ("ISA 2025") introduces a wide-ranging update to Nigeria's capital markets regulatory regime.

The Investments and Securities Act 2025 ("ISA 2025") introduces a consolidated statutory framework for Nigeria's capital markets.

In this article, Simisola Eyisanmi and Bankole Oke explore the recapitalisation strategies available to BDCs, from equity and debt financing to mergers and retained earnings, within the context of Nigeria's evolving capital market.

Suppose you've signed a contract, whether as a business owner, executive, or have reviewed the contents of a contract as a lawyer, company secretary or even as a Judicial officer.

Whether you are a local entrepreneur or a foreign investor, establishing a business in South Africa requires strategic planning and legal compliance from the outset to ensure a strong foundation on which to grow.