• Examining substance abuse prevention strategies to combat school violence in Inanda KZN, South Africa. 

  Ndawonde, Samekilisiwe. (2020)

  Summary Violence in South African schools is a cause for concern for schools, law enforcement and communities. Violence takes various forms including bullying, theft of property, robberies and vandalism, sexual violence, ...

• Do the children act provisions which legalize virginity testing violate any of the constitutional rights of girls? 

  Ndebele, Nobuhle. (2020)

  No abstract available.

• Trafficking in persons living with albinism in South Africa. 

  Mbatha, Siphesihle Mhlonishwa. (2021)

  No Abstract available.

• Bitcoin and eSwatini Income Tax Order 1975 (King's Order in Council No. 21 of 1975) 

  Maphalala, Phesheya Sipho. (2019)

  Bitcoin usage and growth has gradually had an impact on the virtual world and financial markets of mostly South Africa, which has resulted in the Cryptocurrency being gradually adopted by emaSwati. The central bank of ...

• Balancing the right to peaceful use and enjoyment of private property with the right of access to adequate housing and the government’s legitimate interest thereto. 

  Magagula, Sithelo. (2020)

  In the pre-constitutional dispensation, the courts could grant an eviction order without considering the risk of homelessness to the evictees. This was possible because there was no constitutional right of access to ...

• Strike violence: should protected strikes lose their protected status due to violence? 

  Dlamini, Maliviwe. (2019)

  No abstract available.

• If donor-conceived children have a constitutional right to know their genetic origins, what protection is there for donors in terms of their constitutional right to privacy? 

  D’Almaine, Justin Michael Basil. (2020)

  Increasingly, couples and individuals are turning to donor-conception as a means to conceive children. In South Africa, gamete donation is regulated by the National Health Act 61 of 2003, together with the Regulations ...

• The enforcement of the King IV Code with emphasis on the role of the board of directors for corporate governance in South Africa. 

  Naidoo, Greshen. (2019)

  Corporate governance refers to the processes used to manage a company. The governing body of an organisation, which includes the board of directors of a company, is responsible for corporate governance. The King IV Code ...

• Perceptions of caregivers about children’s participation in the Umkhosi WoMhlanga (reed dance) in the Nongoma District. 

  Mchunu, Fikile Ruth. (2020)

  No abstract available.

• A critical analysis of the balance between effective tax collection and permissible tax avoidance provided by legislation. 

  De la Rey, Chrichan. (2020)

  Abstract available in PDF.

• International trade law: the legal status of World Trade Organization laws on anti-dumping and intellectual property in South Africa and Zimbabwe. 

  Kamusasa, Walter Kuzivakwashe. (2019)

  Abstract available in PDF.

• An assessment of the implementation of the CYCC under the Child Justice Act 75 of 2008. 

  Singh, Chetna. (2020)

  No abstract provided.

• Tackling obstetric violence in South Africa through legal reform: exploring an integrated rights-based approach. 

  Reheman, Zakiyya. (2020)

  Abstract available in PDF.

• Commercial surrogacy in South Africa: a rights based approach. 

  Chivenge, Lilleonah. (2020)

  Abstract available in PDF.

• The climate change and freshwaters nexus: possible implications for water treaties on the transboundary tributaries of the Congo River. 

  Malassi, Joseph Longunza. (2019)

  While it is widely predicted that climate change will cause a significant decline of water availability in diverse regions of the planet, it is also established that the same phenomenon will cause frequent and intense ...

• The postcoloniality of labour law: a South African perspective. 

  Maqutu, Lindiwe Nomachezi. (2020)

  This study locates itself in endeavours to decolonise the accepted legal knowledge. It concerns itself with the formation of South African labour law and reflects critically on the ideology informing the concept of labour ...

• Constitutional reform in Africa: positioning the new constitutional court of Zimbabwe in the transformation of civil and political rights. 

  Tembo, Simbarashe. (2019)

  This thesis investigated the prospects of the transformation of civil and political rights through the courts in Zimbabwe. The arguments made were based on the concepts of transformative adjudication and transformative ...

• Onus of proof: is the balance of probabilities a fair and reasonable standard in deciding possible dismissal in misconduct cases or does the legal framework regulating disciplinary hearings need an overhaul? 

  Zulu, Prince Siphelele. (2020)

  Abstract available in PDF.

• An analysis of the Broad Based Black Economic Empowerment policy and its effects on beneficiaries. 

  Dawood, Tasmia. (2019)

  Abstract available in PDF.

• A critical discussion of the requirements of business rescue in terms of the Companies Act 71 of 2008. 

  Ismail, Mariam. (2020)

  Despite business rescue being approximately ten–years–old with several court judgments available in South Africa, certain legal terminology in the Companies Act 71 of 2008 (‘the 2008 Act’) are still ambiguous. This study ...

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