Heritage Day on 24 September recognises and celebrates the cultural wealth of our nation - and if culture makes us rich, we are. South Africans celebrate the day by remembering the heritage of the many cultures that make up the population of South Africa. But what...
Environmental Law and Local Government in South Africa is the only work of its kind to extensively analyse South African environmental law and policy for local government. The second edition offers a novel collection of theoretical scholarship and real-life examples...
Women judicial officers are in a unique position to impact the rights of the marginalised and underprivileged through the judicial system and to protect and empower women. In collaboration with Juta, the South African Chapter of the International Association of Women...
The alleged loss of some $3.6bn bitcoin through Africrypt investment company brings home just how risky this asset class truly is. Such incredible loss, though unfortunately not yet falling under the FSCA’s direct responsibility is likely to impact the velocity of...
The 8th edition of Introduction to the Law of Property provides a first introduction for an undergraduate student in property law. The contents are restricted to what the authors regard as essential for these students. Under the new authorship, the Introduction still...
Celebrating Women’s Month is a mixed blessing - while legally the rights for women in South Africa are the best they have ever been, there is a lot of action waiting to be enforced to realise that into effective and sustainable outcomes. We spoke to some of our...
Science, Technology & Innovation and Intellectual Property: Leveraging Openness for Sustainable Development in Africa considers how openness could empower Africa to leverage science, technology & innovation (STI) and intellectual property (IP) legislative and...
More than half of the participants of a survey who reported that their student experience had become worse, said online learning was significantly less effective than in-person teaching because of limited online resources and the software used for lecturing. At the...
In Human Rights and The Transformation of Property, leading human rights lawyer Stuart Wilson develops a novel theory of how law leads to social change and what the prospects are for South Africa’s Constitution to shape a more just distribution of property. Wilson...
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