A proposed amendment to South Africa’s family law could allow courts to override antenuptial contracts in certain divorces and deaths, ensuring fairer asset division and greater protection for non-financial contributions to a marriage.
South African women are redefining leadership across sport, politics, and communities—from Banyana Banyana’s milestones to increasing representation in governance. Discover the data and stories behind this transformation.
From world-class HIV research to STEM breakthroughs and public health leadership, South African women are at the cutting edge. This article profiles their impact and charting progress.
South African women now hold over a third of JSE board seats and are leading major corporations—yet executive roles lag. This profile spotlights the country’s trailblazers and sets the data straight.
South African women today lead in education, engage more in the labour force, and hold nearly half of public sector leadership roles. But challenges remain. This article examines the data and the progress.
Mining in South Africa is a legal minefield—literally. This in-depth guide explains the most common errors applicants make and how to avoid costly setbacks.
Behind every legally secure mining right stands a notary. Meet Ian and Janine, Engelsman Magabane’s notarial experts, and learn how their precision helps mining ventures succeed.
Navigating South Africa’s mining regime requires careful steps: from SAMRAD registration to environmental approval, public participation, and final registration. This guide explains each stage clearly.
Mining in the Northern Cape is tightly governed by legal frameworks designed to ensure environmental, economic, and social accountability. This article explains the legal process of acquiring mining and prospecting rights under South African law, offering clear, factual guidance on compliance, documentation, and stakeholder obligations.
Human trafficking is one of the gravest crimes in South Africa, targeting the most vulnerable members of society. This article unpacks how South African law combats trafficking, what protections exist for victims, and what role the public plays in ending this crime.
