• Seeking tenure security: an analysis of the Communal Land Tenure Bill and its purported promise to give effect to section 25(6) of the Constitution. 

  Deochand, Ektaa. (2022)

  Since the demise of apartheid, land reform has been one of the greatest challenges facing the democratic dispensation. Section 25(6) of the Constitution provides that “a person or community whose tenure of land is legally ...

• Is section 71 of the National Health Act 61 of 2003 inconsistent with a child’s constitutional rights to bodily integrity and equality? 

  Ngcobo, Gcinokwakhe Dan. (2021)

  The South African Constitution entitles children to all the basic human rights. In addition, the concept of ‘[a] child's best interests’ (section 28(2)) has been significant in the realisation of other rights contained in ...

• Electronic signatures: how should the Electronic Communications and Transactions Act 25 of 2002 be amended to facilitate increased use in South Africa? 

  Misra, Nikita. (2022)

  Technology reform has been exacerbated by the Covid-19 pandemic in South Africa with the result that business owners have to conduct day-to-day business operations by electronic means. This includes the authentication ...

• A critical analysis of the South African government’s management and response to Covid-19 in the context of its constitutional commitments to its citizens based on the Social Contract Theory. 

  Narismulu, Dhisha. (2021)

  Despite the South African Constitution having been promulgated to redress the injustices of the Apartheid regime by entrenching access to socio-economic rights, the government has failed in its responsibility to fulfil ...

• Cyberdefamation: a comparative approach to how Zimbabwe can adapt in the digital era. 

  Hungwe, Brian. (2021)

  Society has since time immemorial sought to protect the reputation of individuals and provide scope for relief to vindicate the good name of the individual. The law of defamation has evolved over the centuries, in line ...

• A critical analysis of South Africa’s coastal access laws in light of the principle of coastal environmental justice. 

  Maclou, Vanessa. (2021)

  The purpose of this dissertation is to critically analyse the right to perpendicular coastal access in section 13 of the National Environmental Management: Integrated Coastal Management Act 24 of 2008 (NEM: ICMA), as ...

• A critical analysis of political independence in the role and responsibilities of the Speaker of the National Assembly. 

  Padayachee, Kamalan. (2021)

  The former Speaker of the National Assembly, Ms Baleka Mbete, was the subject of numerous accusations of showing partisanship towards the ruling party culminating in a case before the High Court. This permitted the ruling ...

• The voice of children in divorce proceedings: a critical consideration of the provisions in the Mediation in Certain Divorce Matters Act 24 of 1987 and the role of the Family Advocate in divorce proceedings. Is it not time for an overhaul of this Act? 

  Botha, Mariska. (2022)

  No abstract supplied.

• Extension of social security benefits to women in the informal economy: a case for maternity protection. 

  Hicks, Janine Louise. (2021)

  This study addresses the central issue that only workers recognised as ‘employees’ by South Africa’s labour law framework qualify for social security benefits. It highlights that, as a result, self-employed and atypical ...

• Social media dismissal: sword or shield? 

  Dube, Sipho Prince. (2021)

  The use of social media by employees has increased rapidly and has been met with different results. In the age of the internet, people share their thoughts and opinion on social media without thinking about the repercussions ...

• A critical analysis of the seemingly contradictory principles of uniformity and party autonomy underlying the United Nations Convention on the International Sale of Goods (CISG) of 1980: the objectives behind these principles and the complexities arising from their application in the context of the main objectives of the Convention. 

  Mkhize, Zenande Thalente. (2019)

  The need for a uniform law governing the cross-border sale of goods, balancing the rights of importers and exporters as well as creating certainty and predictability in the application of international sales law rules, led ...

• Unmanned and autonomous ships and cyber piracy: an analysis of international and national regulatory measures. 

  Simon, Emily. (2021)

  No abstract available.

• Gone overbroad? Critically examining the classification of maritime claims by South African courts. 

  Harpur Gevers, Amy Garnett. (2021)

  South African courts are empowered, in the exercise of their admiralty jurisdiction, to provide ‘far-reaching and even revolutionary methods to prevent recalcitrant debtors from evading their legal debts’. These ...

• The analysis of value added tax, the effects of zero-rated VAT and exempt supplies and a look into who benefits more, the rich or the poor. 

  Mjindi, Wandisa. (2021)

  No abstract available.

• A critical analysis of the effectiveness of taxation regulation of cryptocurrencies in mitigating the facilitation of tax evasion in South Africa. 

  Singh, Pratista Yudvir. (2021)

  In finance, law and technology, change is an inevitable result of development. Whilst governments, legal authorities and financial regulatory bodies may be sceptical or hesitant to accept the natural progression of ...

• An enquiry into the constitutionality of the ‘pay now, argue later’ principle and the appointment of a third party on behalf of the taxpayer for tax purposes under the Tax Administration Act. 

  Zulu, Sikhulile Sithandiwe. (2020)

  Prior to 2012, the tax collection practices known as ‘pay now, argue later’ and ‘agent appointment’ respectively were contained in Value Added Tax and Income tax legislation and have been the cause of many disputes between ...

• Challenges facing child victims in South African courts: an overview of the South African legal framework and the protection of such children, with a specific focus on courts in Durban, KwaZulu-Natal. 

  Ngubane, Bathabile Mandisi Maureen. (2022)

  South African children are most vulnerable to sexual offences and the high level of sexual violence against children in South Africa is of great concern. Currently, South Africa is facing the challenge of rising crime ...

• The mandatory reporting of child sexual abuse in South Africa. 

  Mpanza, Fortunate Makhosazane. (2021)

  This study aimed to examine the effectiveness of the legislation that protects children against sexual abuse, the factors that influence the mandatory reporting of sexual abuse in South Africa and how to incorporate ...

• The justification of dismissals emanating from social media misconduct in the workplace. 

  Maharaj, Alankar Rathnesh. (2021)

  No abstract available.

• The tripartite free trade area: towards a comprehensive African economic community with a particular focus on SADC. 

  Mabinza, Siqhamo. (2021)

  No abstract available.

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