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A New Era for Infrastructure: Understanding South Africa’s PPP Reforms
On 1 June 2026, revised Public-Private Partnership (“PPP”) regulations officially came into effect, marking one of the most significant changes to South Africa’s infrastructure delivery
Access to information, copyright and litigation: lessons from Mashashane v SABC
In Mashashane v SABC[1], the applicant, Marothi Josias Mashashane, sought access to records relating to a television programme broadcast by the South African Broadcasting Corporation
“The smart cities are offline” – the impact of the energy crisis on the development of smart cities.
This article discusses smart cities, the use of digital technologies and the National Infrastructure Plan 2050 in South Africa.
OUR WEBINAR ON DELIVERING ICT INFRASTRUCTURE THROUGH PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS
Tshepiso and Mathando discuss key takeaways from the recent PPM webinar delivering ICT Infrastructure and Services in South Africa through Public-Private Partnerships.
Procurement irregularities with a focus on false declarations of interest – Is enough being done?
This article discusses procurement irregularities with a focus on false declarations of interest and associated case law.
Delivering ICT Infrastructure and Services Through PPPs Webinar
“Communications are the lifeblood of a market economy, and digital communications are increasingly central to that…. There is evidence of sufficient capacity to deliver on
Public Private Partnerships (PPPs) and some insights into their failure
In a democratic society, the government has a crucial role in ensuring that it meets its service delivery obligations to its citizens.
Telkom wants to interdict returning emergency spectrum to ICASA: Why Telkom (MTN and Vodacom) losing is in the public interest
Telkom launched legal proceedings against South Africa’s telecommunications regulator, the Independent Communications Authority of South Africa (“ICASA”), in early October 2021.
NOTICE OF MEDIATION IS INUNDATED COURTS’ BEACON OF HOPE
If you don’t comply with a Rule 41A of the Uniform Rules of Court, you run the risk of being stopped dead in your tracks or being turned away by a Registrar when attending court to issue summons or a notice of motion.
The rights of women in customary marriages
The Recognition of Customary Marriages Act, 120 of 1998 (“the Act”) prescribes the formalities that need to be complied with in order for a customary marriage to be valid.