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What You Need to Know - Drones and Insurance in South Africa

Following our aviation webinar on drones, we continue the conversation on the regulatory, liability and insurance considerations arising from their growing use across South Africa. From agriculture and mining to security and infrastructure.

02 Oct 2026
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Municipal housing agreements and procurement - When is it really a contract for goods or services?

Authored by Michelle David and Ntokozo Ngubane.

A municipality gives its land to a charitable trust to build houses for the poor and no tender is issued.  Nearly three decades later, the municipality tries to escape the contractual.

28 Sep 2026
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Public Procurement Act, 2024 Invalid says the Constitutional Court: What It Means for South Africa

Authored by Michelle David and Ntokozo Ngubane.

The Constitutional Court has struck down the Public Procurement Act, 2024 in its entirety. In a unanimous judgment delivered on 17 September 2026 in Premier of the Western Cape Government v.

18 Sep 2026
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The Council for Medical Schemes can investigate accredited medical scheme brokers for non-compliance with the Medical Schemes Act

The Supreme Court of Appeal has confirmed that the Council for Medical Schemes (CMS) has the power to investigate accredited medical scheme brokers under section 44(4) of the Medical Schemes Act, 1998 (MSA). Accreditation under the MSA is.

27 Aug 2026
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What You Need to Know - Drones and Insurance in South Africa

Following our aviation webinar on drones, we continue the conversation on the regulatory, liability and insurance considerations arising from their growing use across South Africa. From agriculture and mining to security and infrastructure.

02 Oct 2026
news

Municipal housing agreements and procurement - When is it really a contract for goods or services?

Authored by Michelle David and Ntokozo Ngubane.

A municipality gives its land to a charitable trust to build houses for the poor and no tender is issued.  Nearly three decades later, the municipality tries to escape the contractual.

28 Sep 2026
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Public Procurement Act, 2024 Invalid says the Constitutional Court: What It Means for South Africa

Authored by Michelle David and Ntokozo Ngubane.

The Constitutional Court has struck down the Public Procurement Act, 2024 in its entirety. In a unanimous judgment delivered on 17 September 2026 in Premier of the Western Cape Government v.

18 Sep 2026
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The Council for Medical Schemes can investigate accredited medical scheme brokers for non-compliance with the Medical Schemes Act

The Supreme Court of Appeal has confirmed that the Council for Medical Schemes (CMS) has the power to investigate accredited medical scheme brokers under section 44(4) of the Medical Schemes Act, 1998 (MSA). Accreditation under the MSA is.

27 Aug 2026
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