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South Africa: Constitutional Court reshapes parental leave legal landscape – What employers and employees should know

A recent Constitutional Court confirms that SA’s parental leave laws, long anchored in traditional gender roles, are unconstitutional.

A recent judgment offers useful lessons about contractual certainty, bargaining power, and public policy limits.

Nicole Martens speaks with Brian Mambosho, Christina Nduba-Banj, and David Geral (Johannesburg) about ESG-related litigation in Africa.

SA’s evolving competition law was highlighted at the both the SA and the BRICS competition conferences recently held in Cape Town.

A recent judgment highlights how harassment allegations should be assessed, the role of arbitrators, and applying a victim-centred lens.