
Ruling confirms consumers may go straight to court under the CPA
The judgment also reinforces that generic voetstoots clauses or poorly explained limited warranties cannot waive statutory rights under the CPA.
Strong market performance lifts assets to record highs, but lapses and protection gaps persist beneath the surface.

The judgment also reinforces that generic voetstoots clauses or poorly explained limited warranties cannot waive statutory rights under the CPA.

Just a year after the Constitutional Court barred post-agreement interest remission in voluntary disclosure cases, Treasury proposes legislation to allow it.

The SA Inc AMETF focuses on companies closely tied to local economic conditions, using revenue exposure rather than market cap as a primary weighting input.

The government finally cuts payers of personal income tax some slack – and increases the medical scheme tax credits.

Treasury also proposes new thresholds at which fund members and living annuitants can commute to a cash lump sum.

A tighter, more disciplined Budget channels spending into social support and infrastructure while cutting waste to avoid tax hikes.

While borrowing remains substantial, improving bond yields, firmer revenue, and reduced debt-service growth suggest a more credible consolidation path.

The tax regime for small and micro-businesses will also be adjusted for inflation.

The proposal is to reclassify all returns from collective investment schemes and retail hedge funds as capital gains.

The Pretoria High Court formalises an agreement between the Presidency and NHI opponents to stay ongoing court proceedings.

A settlement facilitated by the FAIS Ombud highlights that full disclosure of product terms does not, on its own, satisfy suitability obligations under the Code of Conduct.

Draft amendments to the B-BBEE Codes introduce the government’s proposed Transformation Fund into the compliance framework, reshaping enterprise development, procurement incentives, and scorecard calculations.

The High Court rejects arguments that excess transactions processed during a system error amounted to unlawful credit extension.

Jennison’s Mark Baribeau outlines a three-phase AI cycle reshaping markets. Dispersion between the winners and losers will widen – and flexibility will be critical.

The President undertakes not to bring any provisions of the NHI Act into force until the Constitutional Court rules on two cases.

Discovery Invest’s 2026 outlook highlights improved domestic fundamentals, attractive relative valuations, and scope for rate easing.

The Tribunal upholds the debarment of an F&I consultant who altered delivery and witness details on vehicle finance documents.