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The funding gap for women-owned and informal enterprises in South Africa is a problem of fit before supply

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Introduction Small enterprises in South Africa are routinely described as starved of finance, and the usual answer is to put

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Service quality in South African banking builds loyalty mainly through satisfaction and trust, not directly

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Introduction Retail banking in South Africa has moved a long way from the branch queue, though it has not left

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South Africa’s trafficking Act punishes harshly on paper but protects victims and convicts traffickers poorly

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Introduction South Africa had no single trafficking statute until 2015. Before the Prevention and Combating of Trafficking in Persons Act

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POPIA enforcement is real but fragile, and information officers carry more weight than the Act gives them

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Introduction The Protection of Personal Information Act 4 of 2013 is old enough now to be judged on what it

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The reasonable prospect test in South African business rescue: who proves it, who abuses it and who pays

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Introduction Business rescue came into operation on 1 May 2011 under chapter 6 of the Companies Act 71 of 2008,

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Merger conditions alone cannot deliver transformation under the South African Competition Act

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Introduction The Competition Act 89 of 1998 asks the authorities to judge a merger twice. The first question is whether

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State-to-state dispute settlement leaves South Africa’s own trade administration to carry the AfCFTA

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Introduction The Agreement Establishing the African Continental Free Trade Area came into force on 30 May 2019, and trade under

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Section 28 delivers social justice for children only when it is aimed at the systems that fail them

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Introduction Section 28 of the Constitution gives children a list of entitlements and one overarching standard, namely that in every

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Violence prevention for South African male students needs mental health at its core, but the evidence is thin

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Introduction Most talk about gender-based violence at South African universities turns into talk about women, which is understandable when the

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South African labour law met COVID-19 with ordinary tools and left the hard questions to soft law

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Introduction The first hard lockdown began on 26 March 2020, and within weeks South African labour law was being asked

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  • Inclusion in South African schools rests on policy and school discretion, and section 29 has yet to bite

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