Month: June 2024

The original article can be found here. A fresh produce market inquiry has recommended South Africa’s largest property owners make a minimum allocation of space available in their malls to smaller emerging challenger retailers and […]

It has never been more important for board members and the C-suite to align on the issues that pose the greatest challenges to their organisations. This is the opening line of an article written by […]

Chief Executive Officers (CEOs) have a duty to inform the Shareholders of the performance and state of financial affairs of the company. This includes a view of the likely performance in future. In the case […]

Wyatt Earp once said: “Fast is fine, but accuracy is final. You must learn to be slow in a hurry.” It is important for litigants to consider and make use of the relevant available legal […]

Last week, we began our discussion regarding protecting the rights of minority shareholders through an appraisal remedy. The article introduced the concept of appraisal rights as a remedy available to dissenting minority shareholders to exit […]

The original article can be found here. Mercedes-Benz South Africa (MBSA) is looking to cut nearly a quarter of the roughly 3 000 jobs at its East London manufacturing plant in the wake of SA’s […]

Communicating the strategy of a company is a complex and time-consuming task. Many companies invest significant hours developing strategies and outlining the necessary steps to achieve their goals. However, when it’s time to meet with […]

Taxpayers have multiple tax risk management options at their disposal when entering into complex transactions with each option having its own advantages and disadvantages. The complexity of the transaction and the level of assurance required […]

The original article can be found here. The National Union of Food, Beverage, Wine, Spirits and Allied Workers has lost its bid to set aside about 368 retrenchments by the South African arm of soft […]