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The R74bn MTN lawsuit – a litmus test for corporate accountability It’s vital that allegations of MTN’s corruption in securing its Iranian telecommunications contract be finally tested in a court of law… Jane BormanRa’eesa Pather June 30, 2025 News·Opinion 1
Legal heavyweights join forces to fight BEE rules Bowmans, Webber Wentzel and Werksmans are joining Norton Rose Fulbright to challenge BEE rules they say could derail real transformation… by Vernon Wessels April 9, 2025 Economy & Markets
The Expropriation Act bogeyman: It’s not as bad as you think The new law is no panacea for the state’s glacial pace on land reform… by Shirley de Villiers January 31, 2025 Opinion·Politics
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