Regulatory & Compliance Law

Navigating Media Legality: Insights into South Africa’s Regulatory Landscape

Broadcasting regulations Broadcasting regulations play a pivotal role in shaping the media landscape, ensuring that the content reaching audiences adheres to standards that protect public interest, promote diversity, and foster a healthy, competitive environment. In South Africa, these regulations are particularly crucial due to the country’s diverse cultural and political history, where the media serves

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Renewable Energy Procurement: Legal Considerations and Best Practices

What are the considerations for renewable energy? Renewable energy is here to stay, as seen by the fast adoption of renewable energy generation in South Africa to date. According to the Council for Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) statistics from 2022, renewable energy has a role to play in reducing demand on the failing South

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Mobile App and Software Developers: A Guide to Regulatory Compliance

In this age of technological innovation, with growing numbers of start-ups developing software and mobile apps, conditions are absolutely prime for emerging players to flourish. For the developer looking to enter the market, an appreciation of the regulatory landscape is vital to ensure that you operate within the parameters of the law and are properly

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The Franchise Industry Code of Conduct: An Overview

The draft Franchise Industry Code of Conduct of South Africa (Code) was published for public comment on 29 January 2016, in terms of the Consumer Protection Act. The Code seeks to introduce an alternative dispute resolution (ADR) mechanism for disputes between franchisors and franchisees, which will be implemented by the Franchise Industry Ombud (FIO), once

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Material Changes to the New BEE Act

The Department of Trade and Industry has introduced a Broad-Based Black Economic Empowerment Amendment Act, 2013 (‘the BEE Amendment Act’), which fundamentally amends the Broad-Based Black Economic Empowerment Act, 2003 (‘the Principal BEE Act’).  It has also introduced revised ‘generic’ BEE Codes of Good Practice (‘the Amended BEE Codes’), which amend and replace the ‘generic’

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B-BBEE status and fronting in the Procurement Context

On 7 December 2011 the new Preferential Procurement Regulations, 2011 (‘the Regulations’) made under the Preferential Procurement Policy Framework Act, 2000 (‘the PPPFA’) came into effect. The Regulations have a broader scope of application than the 2001 Regulations: municipal entities, as well as schedule 2 and 3 public entities listed under the Public Finance Management

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