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Women’s rights – gender-based violence in Africa is the highest in the world
10th August 2016 According to a 2013 WHO report on violence against women, about 35% of women worldwide have experienced either physical and/or sexual intimate... →
Two exemplary young South Africans on the brink of a law career share their thoughts on the real importance of a law degree
2nd August 2016 Two outstanding young South Africans, law student and Bowman Gilfillan Africa Group bursary recipient Kamogelo Sono and school pupil and future law... →
The employment relationship and how it is affected by business transfers in countries across Africa
26th July 2016 Different African countries regulate the employment impact of business transfers differently. The key distinction across jurisdictions is whether... →
Young South Africans to join Bowman Gilfillan Africa Group on CEO Sleepout
25th July 2016 Bowman Gilfillan Africa Group's Managing Partner Alan Keep, and Head of Banking & Finance Francisco Khoza will be joined at the CEO Sleepout,... →
Demanding access – Privacy and social media
19th July 2016 The use of social media platforms increases the threat to privacy quite simply because of the medium being used for communication. While it does... →
Reconciling Draft Default Regulation 37 and Regulation 28: A potential conflict?
15th July 2016 National Treasury published the Draft Default Regulations (Draft Regulation) to the Pension Funds Act (PFA) in July last year (2015). The Draft... →
Bowman Gilfillan Africa Group to hold high level social media business risk seminar
12th July 2016 Bowman Gilfillan Africa Group’s employment law team specialising in social media law is holding a seminar aimed at business leaders on the... →
Unauthorised Offshore Assets: Disclose now or wait for the Amnesty in October? 
12th July 2016 By September 2017, the first automatic exchange of information will have taken place between the South African Revenue Service (SARS) and the tax... →
