NEWS & MEDIA
Latest article
Can a Child Be Punished for a Parent’s Fraud? The Chidimma Adetshina Citizenship Question
In 2024, the Department of Home Affairs announced that there were prima facie reasons to believe that fraud and identity theft may have been committed by the person recorded in its records as Adetshina’s mother
read more
For almost four decades, South African trusts have operated within the framework established by the Trust Property Control Act 57 of 1988 (“the TPC Act”).
Read more
The recent judgment in D.E.M obo K.M v Member of the Executive Council for Health, Gauteng Province [2026] ZAGPJHC 874 highlights another important consideration of when prescription begins to run in a medical negligence claim.
Read more
A central safeguard and common principle in the use of artificial intelligence in healthcare is that whilst the artificial intelligence systems may assist in assessment, note keeping and general patient overview, the responsibility remains with the practitioner to make final decisions on diagnosis and treatment.
Read more
In public hospitals, doctors are generally employed by the state and are authorised to treat patients under their employment contracts and appointments within the public health system.
Read more
The Competition Commission of South Africa will be conducting a market inquiry into the franchise sector of South Africa on the basis that the Competition Commission has reason to believe that there are market features that may impede, distort or restrict competition in the South African franchised business market.
Read more
